Using the Contrasting Skill

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Written By Leisa Molloy

Watch the video below to learn more about the “Contrasting” skill from the book “Crucial Conversations”. This skill can be really useful for making it ‘safe’ by clarifying your positive intentions and putting your comments into perspective. Don’t forget to download the free accompanying PDF below!

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Leisa Molloy

Hi! I’m a Masters qualified, self-professed organisational psychology and leadership nerd! Helping leaders to build trust, clarity, understanding and genuine’ human connection is what gets me out of bed every day :-)

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