Therese Huston is a researcher, writer, cognitive therapist and professor. She's done a lot and had her work featured in all kinds of places.

Therese found that the right feedback at the right time made all the difference in her career. In many ways it could make or break things for you.

In this conversation we dig into her career journey, some of the key ways that feedback was important to her along the way, and then dig into her expertise of how to give effective feedback.

Therese was a joy to speak with. As a fellow Pacific North West resident, I wish that the times were different and she and I could share a cup of coffee and discuss further. But for now, this conversation will have to do. I hope you'll enjoy it as much I as I did.

In this episode you'll learn:

• What Therese does
• How did she get into this
• How did she find that this is the direction she wanted to go
• What is the intention behind her book and where did this come from in her work
• The steps to giving impactful feedback
• How to give feedback so the other person can actually hear it
• How good feedback can improve relationships
• How do you know when the space is safe enough for honest feedback
• What is her hope for the impact that this book will have
• How she defines good feedback
• What's the change she want to be a part of making in her work
• How does she choose what her next book is going to be

Show notes at: https://themeaningmovement.com/therese