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Trust Helps People Hear What You Mean
Most communication problems are not caused by bad intent. They are caused by people trying to interpret a leader’s words without enough context. When leaders are inaccessible, silence gets filled [...]
Your Casual Comment May Sound Like a Decision
Leaders: a sentence can leave your mouth casually and land on your team like a decision. When a peer says, “We may need to make some changes,” it can sound [...]
“I’m Busy” Is Not the Message
“I’m busy” may be true. But it should not become the message your team receives. People do not need unlimited access to a leader. They need dependable access. They need [...]
Your Calendar Is Communicating
Your calendar is communicating, even when you are not in the room. When people can get a timely answer, have a regular check-in, or know how to reach their leader, [...]
Trust Helps People Hear What You Mean
Most communication problems are not caused by bad intent. They are caused by people trying to interpret a leader’s words without enough context. When leaders are inaccessible, silence gets filled [...]
Accurate Doesn’t Always Mean Clear
“Technically accurate” is not the same as “successfully communicated.” Leaders rarely struggle because they don’t have enough to say. More often, the issue is that a message can be comprehensive, [...]
Silence Is a Message
Every leadership team faces a choice when an important issue emerges: communicate or remain silent. But silence is not neutral. When people do not have credible information, they don’t simply [...]
Your Behavior Communicates
“My door is always open.” Leaders say this with good intentions. But teams listen with their experience. If your calendar is always full, emails go unanswered, meetings are repeatedly [...]
Leaders Communicate Twice
Leaders communicate twice: First, through what they say. Then, through what they do next. “I want your input” is a powerful statement…until no one can point to a decision that [...]
Your Casual Comment May Sound Like a Decision
Leaders: a sentence can leave your mouth casually and land on your team like a decision. When a peer says, “We may need to make some changes,” it can sound [...]








