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Writer's pictureMichel Perron

Crucial TIP: Separate facts from stories




Imagine... You have been promised a salary increase, and it is now long overdue. Are you hesitating between saying nothing and waiting, or expressing your frustration with negative consequences? Will you be able to express your request while preserving the relationship?


This is a crucial conversation where 3 ingredients combine: 1) opposing opinions 2) strong emotions and 3) high stakes. You may feel a little stuck. Are your emotions getting the better of you? Do they control your mind because of your fear of the boss's reaction? Or the fear of losing your job?


To stay in a productive dialogue, master your emotions, distinguish between the stories you tell yourself and the facts.


Learn more about Crucial Conversations for mastering dialogue:

 

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