In today’s world, the Art of Communication — the ability to predict and respond to behavior — is crucially important. Here’s how your team can […]
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Imagine comfortably managing group dynamics, transforming your presentation skills, and becoming a confident, charismatic leader. The Group Wizardry workshop provides a unique, hands-on learning opportunity
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Hi, I’m Michael Grinder, reading a great article by Kirk Dando. The title I think is just terrific. “Your Problem Solving Is Killing Your Growth.”
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Michael Grinder here. How do I explain what is appropriate and what is inappropriate power? Because if you don’t understand that, whether you’re a police
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Michael Grinder here. I just want to welcome all the teachers to hopefully a better year, 2022, than we had in 2021. Now I’m wearing
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Modified Transcript: Michael Grinder here. Happy New Year! Let’s roll up our sleeves, and figure out what we’re gonna do this year. Looking ahead, this
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Good news! There are simple things couples can do to turn down the stress levels and turn up the holiday joy. Michael Grinder, the pioneer
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Modified Transcript [Narrator] Ms. Pat Watsky wants her students to be independent learners, diligent and focused. It will help them so much. But some kids,
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How can you identify a “cat” student and connect with them? In this short video, Michael Grinder, the pioneer of nonverbal communication, discusses how you
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How do you recognize your “dog” students and build a successful relationship with them? In this short video, Michael Grinder, the pioneer of nonverbal communication,
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