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How to Read the Room and Change the Outcome

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How to Read the Room and Change the Outcome

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The single greatest catalyst for change is the way we hold conversations.
Research consistently demonstrates that team effectiveness is highly dependent upon the quality of the communication between team members.

So much of what we seek in agility comes down to how we are or are not engaging in effective, skillful conversations. Superficial conversations often leave participants wondering if the time spent was worth it.

Yet it’s easy to get into the flow of daily work and be really focused on the ‘what’ in our conversations without much attention to the quality of ‘how’ we’re communicating.

How teams are having (or not having) conversations is a primary contributor to many of the challenges teams face and is often the source of conflict and breakdown in the team dynamics.

How can leaders unlock the collective intelligence in a team and help them see the structural pattern of their conversations, so they can change it, in order to have the conversations they need to have?

Do join us for an informative session with Marsha Acker where we’ll explore the use of Structural Dynamics for learning to ‘read the room’ using four elements for all face-to-face communication.

Session Outcomes:

  • Learn a language for how to ‘read the room’ and describe the structure of what’s happening in conversations.
  • Learn the benefits of each element and the traps of ‘stuck patterns’.
  • Learn techniques that can be used to create more effective conversations.

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About Speaker:

MARSHA ACKER, CPCC, PCC, CPF, is the host of the Defining Moments of Leadership podcast, the founder and CEO of TeamCatapult, and the author of the ground-breaking book The Art and Science of Facilitation and Build Your Model for Leading Change.

Marsha is known internationally as a facilitator of meaningful conversations, a host of dialogue, and a passionate agilest. She coaches leadership teams in growing their collective leadership and building the capability of achieving true, sustainable behaviour change through dialogue.
You can connect with her here:

https://teamcatapult.com/leadersedge/ The Leaders’ Edge Blog – A fable story of changing behaviour in teams.

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