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Difficult Converssations Outline

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What are 3 parts of the "What Happened" conversation? BIT - Blame, Intention, Truth; The Truth Assumption, the Intention Invention, The Blame Frame
Arguing without Understanding is: Unpersuasive
What are 3 reasons why we each see the world differently? We have different information; we have different interpretations; our counclusions reflect self-interest
What are 2 points that specify why we have different information? We notice different things; we each know ourselves better than anyone else can
What are 2 reasons we have different interpretations? Influenced by past experiences; apply different implicit rules
We want to move from certainty to: Curiosity
What's the way into someone else's story? Curiosity
How do you embrace both stories? Adopt the "and stance."
What are 2 exceptions that aren't? I Really Am Right; Giving Bad News
To Move Forward, First Understand Where You Are
Disentangle Intent from Impact
What are 2 key mistakes about intentions? Assumptions about intentions are often wrong; Good intentions don't sanitize bad impact
We assume that bad intentions mean: Bad character
Accusing others of bad intentions creates: Defensiveness
Attributions can become: Self-fulfilling
We ignore the complexity of: Human Motivation
We aggravate hostiility - especially between: groups
To disentangle impact from intent, hold your view as hypothesis
Share the impact on you; inquire about their intentions
Listen for feelings, reflect on your: intentions
Abandon Blame: map the Contribution System
Distinguish blame from: contribution
Blame is about judging
Blame looks backward
Contribution is about understanding
Contribution looks forward
Contribution is Joint and Interactive
When blame is the goal, what is the casualty? Understanding
Focusing on blame hinders problem-solving
Blame can leave what undiscovered? Bad system
What are 4 hard-to-spot contributions? Avoiding until now; being unapproachable; intersections; problematic role assumptions
What are 2 tools for spotting contributions? Role reversal; obersver's insight
Take responsibility for your contribution early
Have your feelings, or they will Have you
Good people can have bad feelings
Your feelings are as important as theirs
Don't Vent: describe feelings carefully
Frame feelings back into the problem
Express the full ________ of your feelings. spectrum
What are the three core identities? Am I competent? Am I a Good Person? Am I worthy of love?
List 2 vulnerable identities (all-or-nothing syndrome): Denial; Exxageration
What are three things to accept about yourself to ground your identity? You will make mistakes; your intentions are complex; you have contributed to the problem
Let go of trying to control their reaction
Prepare for their response
Imagine that it's three months or ___ from now. 10 years
Take a break
Don't focus on short-term relief at long-term cost
Don't hit-and run
What are three purposes that work? learning their story; expressing your views and feelings; problem-solving together
What are the 3 parts of the map for going forward? Third story, their story, your story.
What are three listening skills? Inquiry, Paraphrasing, Acknowledgement
Speak for yourself with clarity and power
Don't present your conclusions as the truth
Share where your conclusions come from
Dont exaggerate with always and never
With problem solving, gather information and test your perceptions
Created by: MNA
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