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interrupting

Being More Direct Sometimes Means Interrupting

February 12, 2013 By //  by J. Val Hastings

In our coach training program we talk about four different techniques for direct communication: interrupting, advising, directing and messaging. Today let’s focus on interrupting, which I refer to as an art. Most of us are masters at interrupting inappropriately, or in ways that are not helpful. I’m sure you’ve experienced being interrupted by others in …

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Filed Under: COACHING SKILLS Tagged With: church leaders, coaching4clergy, direct communication, interrupting, ministry, pastors, Val Hastings

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