Transition Statements to Fuel Effective Communication

Publisher: Peagram Consulting

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Transition Statements to Fuel Effective Communication

Next time you are faced with a difficult conversation or resistance, try one of these statements to help fuel connection, find constructive ways to resolve the conflict, and build more positive relationships.

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