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Monique Russell Communications Expert S16 E 6
History is unfolding every day. The unspoken is yelling in corporate, our homes, the streets. Today I bring on communications and leadership builder Monique Russell. Finding your way to communicate about race is just one concern we covered.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/clearcommunicationcoach/
What is communication?
Monique Russell 1:10
So I know it seems to be a very big and broad topic because there's many facets, facets of communication. But the easiest way for me to share this is that basically there are two main elements. It's your interpersonal and your intrapersonal. Your interpersonal that's how we get along with other people, how we get along with, you know, our colleagues, our leaders, our friends, and then intro like insight intro is how we get along with ourselves. These are our emotional intelligence pieces, our self-awareness, our thoughts, our motivation, our energy, all of those things focused on the inner person, the inner man, but the truth is, many people focus primarily on the external. How can I get this person to see my view? How can I get this person to change? How can I get this person to buy into my idea? How can I be more influential, again, externally focus, but that's the wrong approach. You have to start from the inside out. When you get the inside clear, and you're confidently communicating inside of yourself, then your interactions with other people outside have so much more impact and they're so much more productive.
How the need for belonging, love, acceptance is universal
Monique Russell 5:11
Absolutely. So it doesn't matter if we are in a different country or there's a different language or there are unique cultural values in terms of our protocols of how we engage with people, you know, in status and titles and positions. But what is common among people, regardless of what the country is, is that there is this need for belonging, there is this need for love. There's this need for acceptance. We don't even have to be able to speak the same language. But we are able to connect on a sort of heart to heart level this spiritual intelligence that we are moving into
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History is unfolding every day. The unspoken is yelling in corporate, our homes, the streets. Today I bring on communications and leadership builder Monique Russell. Finding your way to communicate about race is just one concern we covered.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/clearcommunicationcoach/
What is communication?
Monique Russell 1:10
So I know it seems to be a very big and broad topic because there's many facets, facets of communication. But the easiest way for me to share this is that basically there are two main elements. It's your interpersonal and your intrapersonal. Your interpersonal that's how we get along with other people, how we get along with, you know, our colleagues, our leaders, our friends, and then intro like insight intro is how we get along with ourselves. These are our emotional intelligence pieces, our self-awareness, our thoughts, our motivation, our energy, all of those things focused on the inner person, the inner man, but the truth is, many people focus primarily on the external. How can I get this person to see my view? How can I get this person to change? How can I get this person to buy into my idea? How can I be more influential, again, externally focus, but that's the wrong approach. You have to start from the inside out. When you get the inside clear, and you're confidently communicating inside of yourself, then your interactions with other people outside have so much more impact and they're so much more productive.
How the need for belonging, love, acceptance is universal
Monique Russell 5:11
Absolutely. So it doesn't matter if we are in a different country or there's a different language or there are unique cultural values in terms of our protocols of how we engage with people, you know, in status and titles and positions. But what is common among people, regardless of what the country is, is that there is this need for belonging, there is this need for love. There's this need for acceptance. We don't even have to be able to speak the same language. But we are able to connect on a sort of heart to heart level this spiritual intelligence that we are moving into