Benefits Think How to develop the courage to confront discomfort

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Confrontation. It’s the leadership skill nobody talks about, but every workplace needs.

Raise your hand if you’re uncomfortable with being direct, assertive, speaking up, having difficult conversations or setting boundaries.

Danielle Gibson
Confrontation expert, executive coach, podcast host

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