Recently, I was commissioned to produce a workshop on assertiveness in the workplace.
What transpired was so much more than a workshop. It became a coaching journey – both for me as the author and for those who have participated in it since.
The aim was to invite a culture of compassion, equality and generosity. To bring people together to better understand themselves – and each other.
In putting pen to paper, combining market research and having lived an overall assertive lifestyle, I recognised the need for a different understanding of assertiveness. It’s not something we’re taught. It’s not something we do. It’s who we are as humans and how we are being with ourselves and those around us.
Being assertive is vastly different from doing something assertive.
In several posts this week, I’m going to share some content from the workshop; to connect, engage, explore and create a new type of conversation on BEING assertive.
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