β Scribed by Ike Lasater
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
βWords That Work In Business offers refreshing, practical tools like βpractice pauses,β and relevant clear examples to confront age-old workplace issues like gossip, employment termination, and unproductive meetings that make your eyes roll back into your head. Learn how to transform βenemy imagesβ into connected dialogue through self-empathy, silent empathy, out-loud honesty, and compassionate listening. If you want to increase your enjoyment of the workplace and enliven meetings by connecting with yourself and others, I would highly recommend this book.β
βSYLVIA HASKVITZ, M.A., R.D., Dean, Integrated ClarityTM Educational Services, Elucity Network, Inc. and author, Eat by Choice, Not by Habit
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