Words That Lead
HarryER physician turned executive communication coach. I teach leaders what to say when the stakes are high and the script is blank. Free weekly frameworks for clarity, confidence, and credibility.
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CLEAR in Action: Three Conversations, Line by Line
On Monday I gave you CLEAR: Context, Listen, Examine, Action, Recap. Five steps for the conversation you have been avoiding.
A framework on the page is easy to nod at. The test is whether it holds up in the conversations you actually dread...
The CLEAR Framework I Use With Every Coaching Client
It works the first time you use it.
Most leaders walk into a hard conversation hoping the right words will show up. Sometimes they do. Under pressure, they usually do not, and you end up softening, over-explaining, or leaving without the o...
Trying to Be Liked Is Costing You Respect
The new leader who works hardest to be liked is the one most likely to lose the team’s respect.
The data is not subtle.
You can probably name the manager this describes. Maybe it is you. Approachable, generous, always says yes. The kind o...
Workshop: Managing the Peer Who Wanted Your Job
Last month you were eating lunch with them. This month you sign their reviews.
Nobody hands you a script for that. You got the title, and the title quietly turned every old relationship on your team into a question. The friend. The rival....
What to Say When Your Team Stops Telling You the Truth
Your team has stopped telling you things.
Not all at once. A problem reaches you a week late. A decision everyone agreed to in the meeting gets relitigated in the hallway. You are slowly becoming the last to know, and from where you sit, i...
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