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It was mentioned as a resource for navigating difficult workplace conversations, particularly in the context of inheriting a challenging project, and was discussed in relation to its contents on handling such situations.
Alyssa is a startup coach investor author of the new book from startup to grown up which will link in the show notes
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It was mentioned as a resource for navigating difficult workplace conversations, particularly in the context of inheriting a challenging project, and was discussed in relation to its contents on handling such situations.
Alyssa is a startup coach investor author of the new book from startup to grown up which will link in the show notes
we'll also link to Alyssa's five scripts for delicate conversations that's a PDF her newsletter highly recommend checking those out especially in the position that you are in right
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It was mentioned as a helpful resource for navigating tricky relationship dynamics, specifically offering advice on how to end a friendship delicately without causing hurt.
I'm willing to elicit this book from 'Startup to Grown-Up' in the show notes.
Episode: 589: Persevering Past Paranoid Parental Persecutio...
It was mentioned as a new book by Alyssa Cohn, who was consulted for advice on handling a difficult project at work, particularly in overcoming obstacles and building confidence within a team.
Alyssa is a startup coach, investor, author of the new book From Startup to Grown-Up, which will link in the show notes and one of her many areas of expertise is handling difficult conversations, especially at work.
Episode: 559: How to Say Yes to Post-Traumatic Success | Fe...
It was consulted for advice on how to end a friendship delicately, without causing further hurt, and provided guidance on having a difficult conversation.
Alyssa's take was that there are basically two ways that you can approach this: option one, you just stop seeing this woman and answering her texts, leaving her with the agony of wondering what happened.
Alyssa recommends activating your compassion...and Alyssa recommends thinking back on times that you've been hurt or blown off by people you care about and just tap into that empathy.
This is really hard to say and I know this is disappointing, but I want to let you know that I can't be the friend you want me to be. I'm sorry about that. I just don't see us going in the same direction.
I think you're a great person and I wish you the very best for you.
I'm willing to elicit this book, 'From Startup to Grown-Up,' in the show notes. There's actually a ton of practical scripts for scenarios just like these in there.