Unveiling the Secrets to Tackling Toxic Team Dynamics

Without Stressing Over Making Matters Worse or Wrecking Relationships.

Here's the problem: Little things like - the problematic way a team member speaks to other team members - will always create more problems if they are not addressed. It’s the toxic emotions and dysfunctional behaviour that occur in the absence of a forthright conversation that causes the greatest damage.

I hear about this all the time—and, if I am honest, I fall victim to it in my own life sometimes, too. Old habits are hard to break, and it's a habit for me to "shut up and put up" rather than address the issue when it arises.

I was chatting with a friend, who told me about a team member who displayed a real lack of consideration for others in her interactions. She was rude, demanding, and lacking empathy.

All the other staff are tip-toeing around this person for fear of making matters worse.

There has been no conversation—as yet—and it seems that the level of frustration and annoyance among those who have not spoken up is growing by the minute.

What could have been a simple call to account and course correction is becoming bigger than Ben Huer. As a result, the desire to have the conversation is diminishing as emotions fuel the perceived complexity of the situation, and it's getting hard to get a clear view of what is happening.

If you don't talk it out - and the sooner, the better - you act it out, and it grows like a dis-ease.

Small things become big things, and then no one wants to deal.

I always feel mixed emotions when I hear stories like these—sadness, anger, frustration, and annoyance. These situations should not be happening. They don't need to happen if only we could be brave enough to speak up!

I know from personal experience how emotionally draining and time-consuming these situations can be. They take up way more bandwidth than they really should, and that is why I do what I do. I don't want you to have to experience these kinds of situations.

They are yucky, and there is a happier way.

If you can relate and want to talk openly about high-stakes, emotional, controversial topics (as in this one, talking to a person about their behaviour), then I invite you to join me for my FREE web class next week. In it, we will learn how to de-escalate defensive dialogue without the fear of making matters worse and wrecking the relationship.

Check out the details below.

 

Click Here To Pick the Masterclass That Best Fits Your Schedule. (I’m offering multiple times!)

Tuesday 19th March, 2024, @ 11:30 - 12:30 pm

Wednesday 20th March, 2024, @ 4 pm

Thursday, March 21st, 2024, at 7 a.m. (We may have to navigate people coming and going from the house with this one. I'm all good if you are!)

This is a *must-attend* if:

  • You want to know how to have more control when conversations don't go as expected.

  • You’re tired of dealing with tense situations that become bigger than they need to. Those interactions leave me feeling drained and frustrated.

  • You want to know more about how I can speak up about challenging things and still keep the relationship in tact.

  • You’re feeling overwhelmed and exhausted by constantly being in reactive mode, tackling one problem after another. It's emotionally draining to spend your days fighting fires.

  • You’re thinking there has got to be a better way.

If you’re willing to invest just 60 minutes to get FULLY up to speed on the most powerful “what’s working now” to De-Escalate Defensive Dialogue..

I promise to reward your energy with only the latest and most effective strategies that will have you eliminating stress and taking control of the issues that keep showing up.

Cool?

Can’t wait to see you on the masterclass!

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