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Conflict coaching interview on BlogTalkRadio

3 February 2010 by Tammy Lenski Leave a Comment

Texas conflict coach Pattie Porter interviewed me for her Blog Talk Radio show last evening.

We talked about conflict coaching, how it differs from other types of coaching, and when it offers a good return on investment of time, energy and money. I also shared a few tips for becoming more conflict competent at work and home.

I invite you to listen to the 20-minute interview here: Conflict Coaching Interview with Dr. Tammy Lenski

We referenced my whitepaper, The Case for Conflict Coaching, on the show. If you want your own copy, you can get it here: The Case for Conflict Coaching

Thanks, Pattie, for inviting me onto your show! You’ve got a great lineup of future interviewees and I look forward to listening.
Tammy
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