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The Art of Difficult Conversations with Rachel Zurer

Hosted by Erika Bryant & Rachel Zurer
Zoom
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About Event

Some conversations feel impossible to start.

You avoid them. You overthink them. You rehearse what you wish you’d said hours (or years) later.

And yet—the ability to navigate hard conversations is one of the most essential skills for anyone building a meaningful life or business.
In this workshop, you’ll learn a grounded, human approach to handling tough conversations with more clarity, confidence, and presence—whether it’s with a client, collaborator, or someone you love.

You’ll learn how to:

  • Prepare yourself before a difficult conversation (emotionally, mentally, and somatically)

  • Get clear on your real intentions—and how to stay aligned with them

  • Use tools like speaking inarguably and “the art of the pause” to stay connected in the moment

  • Tell the difference between an honest share and a vulnerable reveal (and why the latter builds more trust)

  • Let your preferences matter—without collapsing into people-pleasing or control

  • Debrief and reflect afterward to keep growing your skill over time

We’ll also explore how to express your truth in a way that’s both kind and clear using a body-aware version of nonviolent communication.

Whether you’re a solopreneur navigating client dynamics or a service provider wanting to deepen your leadership presence, this workshop will help you stop avoiding the hard stuff—and start showing up with more integrity, honesty, and skill.

You’ll walk away with:

  • A repeatable structure to prepare, navigate, and debrief hard conversations

  • Specific language tools you can use right away

  • More self-trust and less dread the next time something hard needs to be said

Come learn how to speak your truth in a way that builds trust instead of tension, so you can stop second-guessing yourself and start showing up with more presence and power.

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