Brit Barron, a captivating speaker, author, and coach, shares her insights on navigating relationships in today’s polarized world. She discusses vital strategies for having difficult conversations, emphasizing empathy and understanding amid disagreements. Brit reveals what inspired her book, "Do You Still Talk to Grandma?" and offers practical tips for entrepreneurs to maintain personal connections despite differing views. Tune in for her advice on personal and professional growth through communication and accountability!
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insights INSIGHT
Nuance and Empathy
Recognize that binary thinking limits our understanding of others' perspectives.
Embrace nuance in your own journey and extend empathy to others' journeys.
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Book Title Origin
Brit Barron's book title, "Do You Still Talk to Grandma?", comes from a friend's experience.
The friend's grandma voted for Trump, and another friend questioned if they still maintained contact.
volunteer_activism ADVICE
Relationships and Change
Avoid entering relationships with the primary goal of changing the other person.
Recognize that people's beliefs are often tied to their sense of belonging and community.
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Having the hard conversations, building stronger relationships personally and professionally, and thriving as an entrepreneur.
Relationships are crucial for building a business! Hear Brit Barron’s top tips for maintaining personal and professional relationships as an entrepreneur.
Today, we talk about:
(6:27) Strategies for navigating difficult conversations with people you don’t agree with
(11:07) What inspired Brit to title her book, “Do You Still Talk To Grandma?”
(17:39) How to “do the work” in your relationships
(23:34) Tips for maintaining your personal relationships as an entrepreneur when those around you don’t understand the business
(27:51) Advice for keeping business relationships intact after disagreements
(31:14) Why you need to have hard conversations
(36:02) Everything you can learn from Brit’s new book!
Listen in and I guarantee you'll leave with the confidence to have those difficult (but oh-so-important) conversations!
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