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The Daily Toolkit teaches you the bare minimum practices and mindset tweaks Tripp uses to coach Navy SEALs, business owners, and other coaches. It’s now available in a free, very short ebook (or audiobook).
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How to develop clarity and direction so that you don’t spin your wheels.
How to kill “busy-ness” so that you can be more effective by doing less.
How to access your inner-visionary and manage your day effectively so that you do what needs to be done.
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People hire me initially for results – to make great money doing what they were put on this Earth to do. That’s why they write the check.
Along the way we create something far more powerful. Their lives are no longer a rollercoaster of pressure, striving, and self-criticism. They’re no longer dragged around by the fear, bullshit, and drama that drowns so many others.
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The Key to Negotiating and Resolving Conflict – Kwame Christian, American Negotiation Institute
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Do you get pissed off when someone says something that goes against your values?
Do you believe that negotiation is all about winning and getting the best of the other guy?
And is calling someone out the best way to make positive change?
Kwame Christian is the Director of the American Negotiation Institute which means he knows a thing or two about resolving conflicts and finding solutions. Today he’s going to share some basic tips that will help us navigate challenges online, at home, at work, and in our neighborhood.
In this interview:
How to approach difficult conversations
“We’re always negotiating.”
Why most conversations are doomed to fail
The 3 main goals of any negotiation
Why negotiations are 90% ego or emotionally driven
Plus:
Calling out vs calling in
Why “calling out” typically backfires
Virtue signaling and performing instead of persuading
What to do if you’re actually trying to inspire change
What’s the number one goal of power?
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Podcast: Download Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | Stitcher | Spotify | RSS Does it seem scary to talk about race? How is racial tension similar to an uncomfortable Thanksgiving dinner? And what if the thing that would make a difference is much closer than we could imagine? Recently I learned a valuable lesson: that I could actually talk to my black friends about their experiences instead of making assumptions and relying on the media or some idealogical group to tell me what to say, think, or do. Having these individual conversations has been revelatory for many reasons — one of which was realizing again how much simply being curious and paying attention could have a huge impact. I learned that it was safe to ask questions and to simply listen. That I wouldn’t be attacked because I was white or if I didn’t get it politically correct. One of the conversations that cracked my world open was with my friend, Mark Palmer. He’s an author and corporate leadership consultant, and even though we’ve known each other for many years, I’ve never asked him about his experience as a black man because it didn’t feel comfortable or safe. I’m glad that I finally did. After that first conversation I asked him if he would be willing to record another one where we could explore this topic a bit further. I didn’t know what to expect, but I’m glad we managed to share so many laughs along the way. Enjoy. In this interview: Is it safe to talk about race? The media being a funhouse mirror version of reality The importance of psychological safety The importance of humanizing race instead of making it about groups The fear of “not getting it right” Plus: The difference between anger and aggression “Anger can’t be the only voice in the room.” When trying to “fix” something gets in the way Why listening is a superpower Why it’s okay to faceplant https://thenewmanpodcast.com
Podcast: Download Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | Stitcher | Spotify | RSS Have you ever wanted something so badly that you screwed it up? Why do our efforts to “get it right” usually end up with us getting it wrong? And how does fear block our ability to be more energized, creative, and bold? Today, we’re going to hear another excerpt from This Book Will Make You Dangerous. In this excerpt you’ll hear how I found myself in a cinematic coffee shop shootout and why I almost blew up my marriage before it ever got off the ground. If you’re interested in the book you can learn more by visiting DangerousBookstore.com. In this episode: How our fear of screwing things up tends to screw things up. What kills our ability to be bold, playful, and creative How I survived a direct hit from a soy vegan latte with 3% dick sprinkles How my wife, Alyson saved our future marriage by humiliating me https://thenewmanpodcast.com
Is it Safe to Talk About Race? — Mark Palmer
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The Starbucks Shootout (This Book Will Make You Dangerous Excerpt ) – Tripp Lanier
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