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For leaders who want to take control of their leadership growth, our Conversation Engineering tools provide instant, actionable resources to handle tough conversations, improve team dynamics, and make leadership easier.

People can be unpredictable, conversations can get awkward, and it’s hard to know if you’re saying or doing the right thing.

What we say at work matters…

How to be understood 1st time

By |12 March 2025|Categories: Toolkits|Tags: |

Getting people to understand what you need them to do is so important when it comes to being a leader, it’s a big part of building a reputation for getting things done. Our guide is all about helping you do just this.

How to hear from everyone

By |18 February 2025|Categories: Toolkits|

Get more ideas flowing, hear from more voices and equalise airtime in your meetings. Discover why some people talk too much & learn what to do to give everyone the opportunity to be heard.

Get to know your brain

By |20 December 2024|Categories: Toolkits|

Learning about how our brain works is so useful. A little neuroscience helps us decode human behaviour and gives you and your team a new shared language, making it easier to talk about how we feel.

5 phrases to unlock ideas

By |20 November 2024|Categories: Toolkits|

It’s amazing the impact you can have on the quality of people’s thinking. Simply by using these 5 little phrases you can improve how your team generates ideas and solve problems in your meetings

Disagreeing well

By |20 October 2024|Categories: Toolkits|

We like consensus in our teams. When people agree it feels good, all being on the same page is a comfy place to be - but is it too comfy? Learn a key skill of a high performing team; disagreeing well.

Recognise stress in your meetings

By |20 September 2024|Categories: Toolkits|

If we can learn the signs of stress we will become more aware of its impact on our conversations, we are able to respond better. Learn to recognise the signs of stress in yourself and others, as this will make people’s behaviour easier to understand.

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