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2011 Meryl Runion Communication kata

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2011 Meryl Runion What is a kata?

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2011 Meryl Runion Toyota Kata

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2011 Meryl Runion Mike Rothers five questions make sure considerations are aligned and synchronized THATS A COACHING KATA!

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2011 Meryl Runion TK is actually a Communication Kata

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2011 Meryl Runion For example:

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2011 Meryl Runion Say what you mean

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2011 Meryl Runion Mean what you say

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2011 Meryl Runion Dont be mean when you say it

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2011 Meryl Runion Its a lot to balance!

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2011 Meryl Runion The question is

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2011 Meryl Runion There are other forms

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2011 Meryl Runion So how do you start?

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2011 Meryl Runion different actual? Book goals calm down With a vision of communication perfection.

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2011 Meryl Runion Some options

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2011 Meryl Runion Evaluate: how different is your actual communication? Obstacles

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2011 Meryl Runion Ask what stands in the way between you and communication perfection? Pick one

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2011 Meryl Runion Which obstacle are you going to address first? Practices

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2011 Meryl Runion What will you practice?

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2011 Meryl Runion Did you get the response you were going for?

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2011 Meryl Runion Remember the Toyota Kata Five questions? Use them for your communication kata. THATS A COACHING KATA!

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2011 Meryl Runion You can adapt them.

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2011 Meryl Runion Keep on going

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2011 Meryl Runion And enjoying the advantage that gives you.

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2011 Meryl Runion Your best source of practices for your communication kata Stay tuned for upcoming programs on how to create a communication-kata-based life, office, department or organization.