A safe place to focus on and talk through a needed conversation. 

Using the bullet point method from Susan Scott's book, Fierce conversations, we'll talk through:

  1. Naming the issue (Take some time to consider what the core issue is and name it.)
  2. Selecting a specific example that illustrates the behavior or situation you want to change. (Share a time that exemplifies the core issue in real life.)
  3. Describing your emotions about this issue (Pick one or two emotions that come up when it happens.)
  4. Clarifying what is at stake (Consider what the cost will be if there is no resolution.)
  5. Identifying your contribution to this problem (Own your part of the issue – usually one side of the Crucial conversation model – avoiding or escalating.)
  6. Indicating your wish to resolve the issue (Commit to working through the issue together.)
  7. Inviting the other person to respond (Be truly curious and desirous to hear what the other person has been thinking and feeling.)