What we’re about
"Communication Skills for a Better Life" will be broken down into 4 monday night sessions, with each night highlighting key components in relationships; from self awareness, listening skills and understanding non verbals to giving and receiving feedback, getting your ideas across clearly and confidently and holding people accountable. You might know the golden rule but do you know the Platinum rule? how about the 4 keys to interpersonal success?. Join Tom and friends as we have some fun talking about one of, if not THE most important still to have while navigating life - Communication! This 4 week program is designed to open avenues to your own self awareness as well as shed light on key things you can be aware of when navigating relationships. This information can help in every facet in your life. Yourself, Friends, Family and Co-workers will all benefit from the intention to learn better communication skills.
Week 1 - "It's not you, it's me" ( A look at yourself)
Week 2 - "Can you hear me now?" (A look at others)
Week 3 - "We don't have to like each other to make it work" (Dealing with Conflict)
Week 4 - "How to tell someone to go to hell and have them looking forward to the trip" (Accountability for yourself and others)
the course will close out with Certificate of completion!
As this is a modified version of Toms extensive course we are hoping for 10 people to join us for the 4 weeks, really dive in and commit, give feed back via survey at the end and be part of the debut program. We want to run this course to see its viability and helpfulness and if its successful there will be a fee going forward so get in meow!!
Tom Gallagher has been helping people develop strong interpersonal communication skills for a majority of his adult life. He has worked with large and small teams over an expanse of industries such as Health Care, Education and various Private Companies.
He takes a very straightforward and humorous approach by giving you tools, acronyms and anecdotes to help fortify your confidence to be part of and engage in difficult conversations'.
