Mastering Self-Awareness to Improve Workplace Communication
Stefani Havel
Sales & Communication Strategist Enhancing Communication Styles & Sales Strategies | Certified DiSC Facilitator | Empowering Teams to Achieve Goals with Confidence and Effective Communication.
Emotions in Communication in the Workplace
Join me for this discussion on Thursday Sept. 19th @ 1:00 for LinkedIn Live Session
In a recent poll on LinkedIn, I explored the importance of checking in with your emotions before communicating at work. The responses revealed just how varied our approaches to emotional awareness can be. Some professionals always make time to reflect on their emotions, while others do so only occasionally. Regardless of where you fall on this spectrum, one thing is clear: our emotions play a huge role in how we interact with colleagues and navigate professional situations.
The Role of Emotions in Communication Taking a moment to reflect on how you're feeling before responding can greatly impact your workplace communication. When we're emotionally aware, we’re more likely to respond thoughtfully and avoid reacting in ways that might escalate a situation or cause misunderstandings. This simple act of self-awareness can create stronger connections, enhance collaboration, and lead to more productive outcomes.
Key Takeaways from the Poll: The responses from our recent LinkedIn poll highlighted that emotional awareness is a skill that many professionals are still working to refine. Some of you shared how you "always" check in with your emotions, while others admitted it’s something they think about "sometimes." No matter your current level of self-awareness, improving this skill can have a profound impact on both personal and professional interactions.
Join the Conversation!
Join me for this discussion on Thursday Sept. 19th @ 1:00 for LinkedIn Live Session
In a recent poll on LinkedIn, I explored the importance of checking in with your emotions before communicating at work. The responses revealed just how varied our approaches to emotional awareness can be. Some professionals always make time to reflect on their emotions, while others do so only occasionally. Regardless of where you fall on this spectrum, one thing is clear: our emotions play a huge role in how we interact with colleagues and navigate professional situations.
The Role of Emotions in Communication Taking a moment to reflect on how you're feeling before responding can greatly impact your workplace communication. When we're emotionally aware, we’re more likely to respond thoughtfully and avoid reacting in ways that might escalate a situation or cause misunderstandings. This simple act of self-awareness can create stronger connections, enhance collaboration, and lead to more productive outcomes.
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Key Takeaways from the Poll: The responses from our recent LinkedIn poll highlighted that emotional awareness is a skill that many professionals are still working to refine. Some of you shared how you "always" check in with your emotions, while others admitted it’s something they think about "sometimes." No matter your current level of self-awareness, improving this skill can have a profound impact on both personal and professional interactions.
Join the Conversation!
If this topic resonates with you, join me on Thursday, September 19th @ 1:00 PM for a LinkedIn Live session where we will dive even deeper into how emotional intelligence and self-awareness can enhance workplace communication. We’ll discuss actionable strategies to become more emotionally aware and how this can help you lead, connect, and collaborate more effectively.
Mark your calendars and don’t miss this opportunity to learn and grow!
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Looking forward to seeing you there!