Disagreement is fine, but it's how we go about it that matters.

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Conquer Q&A to make it the capper of your presentation, not a place of fear.

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Knowing your subject matter is one part of delivering a great presentation. Possessing executive presence is also crucial.

All great leaders who thrive in having these conversations embrace the use of a three-part formula: Standards + evidence + courage = direct dialogue.

Learn to recognize when you're causing your own relationship drama in the workplace.

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Storytelling helps people understand where facts and data alone won't suffice.