
Core Concepts for Module 3
- What is Brave Communication and why is it important
- The warning signs and danger of political mindsets
- The concept of honor and identifying unhealed offenses
- Risking Trust: the importance for leaders
Checklist for Module 3
- Identify anyone with whom you need to risk Brave Communication
- Someone who causes you to react when thinking of them
- Someone with whom you’ve recently had a confusing interaction
- A conflict that needs to be cleared up
- Improve communication skills
- Learn ways to identify and communicate goals for a WIN/WIN form of communication
- Learn how to identify discomfort in you or others in communication and tools to bring trust and safety into difficult conversations
- Search for “hidden agendas” in your Core that need to be shared
- Do you ask good questions?
- Review ourselves for political motivators
- Honestly review painful interactions as indicators that a deeper look into a Core root is needed
- A situation in which your own success outweighs the needs of the team
- Any fear that someone else’s success comes at the detriment of your own
- Struggle to own mistakes for fear of what people will think
- Learn when to confront or transparently share with people and when to draw boundaries
- Avoid assuming the motives of others and learn tools that need to be learned
- Do you like being angry?
- Honestly review painful interactions as indicators that a deeper look into a Core root is needed
- What is your ability to honor?
- Are you looking at others as enemies or less intelligent for their beliefs?
- Is it difficult to hear from others who believe differently?
- When faced with disagreement, are you powerful with a Prince mindset? Or struggle as a Pauper?
- Identify any areas where you struggle to risk trust
- Accepting the fallibility of yourself and others
- Learning that difficult moments don’t mean you’re bad or are a victim
- Ensure that past painful moments of risking trust have been identified and worked through
- Add any needed identity statements or aspirations to your I AM statement