What to Say When Things Get Tough

The need to be open and honest may be obvious, but it can still trip you up in a difficult situation. In this episode, we discuss how to bolster this portion of your overall CODE score. Plus, I answer a question from a listener that I get all the time from family and friends: Is President Trump a trustworthy and credible person?

As always, thank you to Jim Cirillo at jimiumgroup.com for our original music and CC Snetsinger for our original art.

Please send questions to [email protected], follow us on Twitter @wtswtgt, and subscribe, rate, and review!

One of the great things about podcasting is that you get to join a worldwide community of fellow podcasters. I met Aaditya Mehta through the Facebook group called Podcast Guest Connection. Aaditya lives in Mumbai, India, where he hosts a podcast called Personality Development.

Last week, I appeared on Aaditya’s show. He was kind enough to give me permission to record our conversation and make it available – unedited – to my listeners.

I hope you enjoy it.

One of the great things about podcasting is that you get to join a worldwide community of fellow podcasters. I met Aaditya Mehta through the Facebook group called Podcast Guest Connection. Aaditya lives in Mumbai, India, where he hosts a podcast called Personality Development.

Last week, I appeared on Aaditya’s show. He was kind enough to give me permission to record our conversation and make it available – unedited – to my listeners.

I hope you enjoy it.

When it comes to judging whether a source of information is trustworthy and credible, caring and empathy are the most important criteria in the CODE. In this episode, we take a closer look at what caring and empathy means and how we can show audiences that we're caring and empathetic in difficult situations.

You can order a copy of Difficult Conversations: How to Discuss What Matters Most on Amazon by following this link: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=difficult+conversations+how+to+discuss+what+matters+most&crid=3RTPB6ZHULBQ8&sprefix=difficult+%2Caps%2C164&ref=nb_sb_ss_ts-apa-p_4_10.

Thanks as always to Jim Cirillo for the original music and CC Snetsinger for the original art.

Please send questions to [email protected] and follow us on Twitter at #wstwtgt.

When it comes to judging whether a source of information is trustworthy and credible, caring and empathy are the most important criteria in the CODE. In this episode, we take a closer look at what caring and empathy means and how we can show audiences that we're caring and empathetic in difficult situations.

You can order a copy of Difficult Conversations: How to Discuss What Matters Most on Amazon by following this link: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=difficult+conversations+how+to+discuss+what+matters+most&crid=3RTPB6ZHULBQ8&sprefix=difficult+%2Caps%2C164&ref=nb_sb_ss_ts-apa-p_4_10.

Thanks as always to Jim Cirillo for the original music and CC Snetsinger for the original art.

Please send questions to [email protected] and follow us on Twitter at #wstwtgt.

Several weeks ago I was lucky enough to join Greg Bornstein as a guest on his podcast, Open Looks: Conversations That Bend. It features topics that range from the human mind to the supernatural. I highly recommend it. And I hope you enjoy my first outing as a podcast guest.

Several weeks ago I was lucky enough to join Greg Bornstein as a guest on his podcast, Open Looks: Conversations That Bend. It features topics that range from the human mind to the supernatural. I highly recommend it. And I hope you enjoy my first outing as a podcast guest.

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton elevated trade issues on the 2016 campaign trail. They’ve remained high on the nation’s collective agenda ever since. Most people outside the agricultural sector probably don’t know it, but we export more agricultural products than any other country on Earth. (The Netherlands ranks second.)

We’re joined today by a long-time friend and client, Melissa Kessler. Melissa is the Director of Strategic Relations at the U.S Grains Council. We sat down to discuss what this unprecedented focus on trade over the last three-plus years means in terms of communications challenges and opportunities.

Thanks as always to Jim Cirillo at www.jimiumgroup.com for the original music and CC Snetsinger for the original podcast art.

Please send questions to [email protected].

And follow us on Twitter @wtswtgt.

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton elevated trade issues on the 2016 campaign trail. They’ve remained high on the nation’s collective agenda ever since. Most people outside the agricultural sector probably don’t know it, but we export more agricultural products than any other country on Earth. (The Netherlands ranks second.)

We’re joined today by a long-time friend and client, Melissa Kessler. Melissa is the Director of Strategic Relations at the U.S Grains Council. We sat down to discuss what this unprecedented focus on trade over the last three-plus years means in terms of communications challenges and opportunities.

Thanks as always to Jim Cirillo at www.jimiumgroup.com for the original music and CC Snetsinger for the original podcast art.

Please send questions to [email protected].

And follow us on Twitter @wtswtgt.