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I can't share a joke or talk. I am generally reserved but what I carry with myself is a genuine smile. A smile that can break the initial tense moments. In a coaching session, when I am meeting theโฆ
I can't share a joke or talk. I am generally reserved but what I carry with myself is a genuine smile. A smile that can break the initial tense moments.
In a coaching session, when I am meeting the client for the first time, it always starts with a genuine smile, a warm greeting and things which will make both of us release tension.
You meet someone in lift, don't talk about weather. Talk about anything else other than weather. Or best remain silent with a smile. Weather is never good for anyone. Either it is too sunny, too humid, too rainy or too cold. Talk about anything else but this. Genuinely ask or acknowledge something about the other person.
The opening line of a call, email, or meeting. Lead with one human, light note before business.
If you are having difficult conversations, like giving feedback or saying no - a touch of lightness keeps the other person from going defensive.
Your content/posts. A light, human post is read and shared; a heavy lecture is scrolled past. Warmth travels.
Where in your first touch point, can you introduce laughter and lighten up the mood. Think. Think.
This is truly ancient wisdom. What we learned earlier "Shringara" and what we learned today "Hasya", haven't you heard this up in Body Language Training. We already have the knowledge. Lets pledge to apply it.
In a coaching session, when I am meeting the client for the first time, it always starts with a genuine smile, a warm greeting and things which will make both of us release tension.
You meet someone in lift, don't talk about weather. Talk about anything else other than weather. Or best remain silent with a smile. Weather is never good for anyone. Either it is too sunny, too humid, too rainy or too cold. Talk about anything else but this. Genuinely ask or acknowledge something about the other person.
The opening line of a call, email, or meeting. Lead with one human, light note before business.
If you are having difficult conversations, like giving feedback or saying no - a touch of lightness keeps the other person from going defensive.
Your content/posts. A light, human post is read and shared; a heavy lecture is scrolled past. Warmth travels.
Where in your first touch point, can you introduce laughter and lighten up the mood. Think. Think.
This is truly ancient wisdom. What we learned earlier "Shringara" and what we learned today "Hasya", haven't you heard this up in Body Language Training. We already have the knowledge. Lets pledge to apply it.