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Coffee Conversations Ep. 18: Look Below the Surface, show others you care, so more may be revealed. Watching the entire Coffee Conversations series can, and friends. For those of us who have taken this class, the Coffee Conversations series is a way, actualize caring is through empathetic listening. This week’s installment in our Coffee Conversations video series – our final chapter of 18 in this learning series – is about listening with empathy
https://www.barrywehmiller.com/post/blog/2022/09/22/coffee-conversations-ep.-18-look-below-the-surface
Coffee Conversations Ep. 5: Casual and Critical Conversation, , respect, and value others’ perspectives. Empathy is also critical when the tenor of conversations change, as David VanderMolen explains in this episode of our Coffee Conversations series – created, conversations can be divided into two broad categories: Casual or Critical. Casual conversations tend, and to engage with others without any sense of encumberment. The dynamics of casual conversations, ” experience for everyone. It’s not uncommon for casual conversations to subtlety convert over time
https://www.barrywehmiller.com/post/blog/2020/11/25/coffee-conversations-ep.-5-casual-and-critical-conversation
Coffee Conversations Ep. 4: The Four Elements of Change, Leaders—or anyone who wants to be successful in their career or lives, for that matter – must be open to growth. We should always be ready to take a look at ourselves with a sense of awareness and be ready to change when necessary. This week’s episode of our Coffee Conversations series – created, of our Coffee Conversations video series, talks about how to frame change in this Coffee Conversations, to simply remove sugar from my coffee. This is a “doing less” example of change. Do Better. To change
https://www.barrywehmiller.com/post/blog/2020/11/25/coffee-conversations-ep.-4-the-four-elements-of-change
Coffee Conversations Ep. 8: The Quagmire of Questions, !) Like the working-under-the-hood of the Jeep example in this episode of Coffee Conversations, asking one, they are experiencing a problem? You can watch all past episodes of Coffee Conversations here. , Is it possible to be too helpful to a friend or teammate in need? Is the help we are trying to give sometimes counterproductive? That is the question posed by our latest episode of Coffee Conversations. You can watch through the link above. Here’s more from David VanderMolen, one of our
https://www.barrywehmiller.com/post/blog/2021/03/03/coffee-conversations-ep.-8-the-quagmire-of-questions
Coffee Conversations Ep. 7: Learned Helplessness, But that tendency may be more about seeking glory for ourselves than it is about solving a problem. Maybe all that person needs is an available ear to figure out the solution on their own. This week’s episode of Coffee Conversations explains (watch above.) Here’s more from David VanderMolen, one of our professors in Barry-Wehmiller University: People don’t always need someone else to save, can watch all past episodes of Coffee Conversations here
https://www.barrywehmiller.com/post/blog/2020/12/03/coffee-conversations-ep.-7-learned-helplessness