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The A.R.T. of Connecting Paul Kearley IMPACT Business Communication Inc.
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The A.R.T. of connecting

Nov 12, 2014

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This is a project I did for leaders in a large oil company in Moncton, NB. It was a three hour workshop designed to help them communicate better to their employees and build employee commitment.
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Page 1: The A.R.T. of connecting

The A.R.T. of

ConnectingPaul Kearley

IMPACT Business Communication

Inc.

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The A

.R.T

.AttitudesRelationshipsTechniques

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Who Is

A L

eader?

How many people consider themselves a leader?How do you know?

What does a leader “look like”?

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Em

plo

yee

Com

mit

ment

Pride in the Organization

Belief in Senior Leadership

Satisfaction with Immediate

Mgr.

Disengaged

Fully Engaged

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You can make more friends in 5 minutes by being

interested in them, than you can in 5 years by

trying to get them interested in you.

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Meeti

ng a

nd

Gre

eti

ng Be a good conversationalist,

encourage others to talk about themselves.

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Rem

em

beri

ng

Nam

es Look and listen ImpressionRepetitionAssociation

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Shari

ng Y

our

Ideas

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Sto

ry T

elli

ng

Basi

cs

Have a point or message.

Start with time, place and

who was there.Evoke an emotion, picture, smells or sounds.

Tell THE details, not ALL

the details.Create a clean resolution.

Don’t just tell it, BE it.

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Intr

oduci

ng a

nd

Thanki

ng S

peake

rs Topic. Importance. Speaker.Speaker. Importance. Thank

you

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Sayi

ng “

I’m

Sorr

y”

Part #1:  Accepting ResponsibilityOwn it. If you’re wrong,

admit it quickly and emphatically.Try to see things

from their point of view

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Sayi

ng “

I’m

Sorr

y”

Part #2: The Art Of Letting GoWhich is more

valuable? The idea of being right, or the relationship?

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Apolo

gy

Str

uct

ure

Admit it (Be Specific)Apologize (No Excuses)Accountability (Plan

for the future)

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Enco

ura

gin

g

Oth

ers

Write the strength you see.Why is this important?What do you wish

for the other person?

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That’

s It

!!Now, the rest is up to you

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Paul Kearleywww.impactbusiness.ca

[email protected] Ph: 506 432 6500