Episode 28

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12th May 2015

28: Amy Woodall - How to Avoid Throat Punching Your Bandmates and Other Productive Communication Strategies

Bands can sometimes be dysfunctional little families and work places. Often, we head to rehearsal or a gig after already putting in a full day at our “day job.” DISC Specialist and Communication Strategist Amy Woodall shares some strategies for tactfully handling a variety of personalities and situations.

 

The Dish:

  • Why your expectations are causing problems
  • What causes most of our communication problems
  • How to manage “The Diva”
  • How to handle the “One Upper”
  • Why you must address problems BEFORE they happen
  • How to develop trust
  • What she learned about parenting from her mentor
  • Why you have to be intentional in your actions 

 

Links & Resources: 

Connect with Amy on Twitter

Connect with Amy on LinkedIn

Amy’s Sparks Talk on The Challenges of Being a Woman

The Five Dysfunctions of a Team

The Birth Order Book

The Trusted Advisor

 

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