Chris Wolf
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Chris Wolf Graduated psychologist and author. Chris Wolf has been working in counseling and training for over 15 years. Topics from marketing, leadership, sales and communication with patients / relatives are the subject. Her own preference for introversion sparked interest in the topic and led to her great expertise in introversion-appropriate training methods and communication tools.
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Plea for Introverts: Silent Revolution?
Introverted, quiet people often don't get enough attention in our society, where extraversion seems to be the norm. I want to make a contribution to quiet people daring to stand up for themselves with self-confidence. What Society Thinks About Introverts No introverted child or quiet adult should have to think something isn't...
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Dealing with feedback & criticism: attacking the personality
The ability to take criticism is so important: “You have to accept feedback reverently, at least it has to look like it. So just shut up and look upset." Or what does the ideal, constructive way of dealing with feedback look like? Humble and Grateful? Accepting with reverence and looking moved – this is how you can summarize the common idea of dealing with feedback appropriately.…
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React correctly to criticism: Allow feedback
But how do you deal with feedback after the first slight? A very simple tool often helps – more than giving in to the impulse to object: the question. Questions and raising awareness As an instrument for self- and impulse control, you can use questions even if you don't want to know anything! When Odysseus tied himself to the mast...
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Introvert vs. Vs. Extroverted? Proper handling of introversion
What tips should introverts heed? A tip first: It is important that you only try what suits you, what feels natural and real. Do introverts need to change? The ambiverts demonstrate to us how valuable it is when you can understand both sides. The question of your own introversion or extraversion helps you…
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Change management & criticism: What bosses can change
Changes that are questionable are all too often demanded or desired in the work context. Because you can't change a personality. The core of the personality It is generally assumed that the human being has a largely unchangeable core, which is called the personality and which makes up the individual. To do this, humans have a set of…
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Feedback in everyday leadership: 12 practical tips for constructive criticism
In the case of feedback with positive and negative content, you have a great responsibility here, which you have to face up to as a professional. Do you really have to say everything? Feedback and Leadership “It is best to ask how people are doing frequently and accept the answer graciously and inconclusively. And when you…
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Feedback & Leadership: Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
Critics should be careful with feedback, because self-fulfilling prophecies quickly emerge. The ancient Greeks already knew that. What actually is leadership? “As a manager, I naturally also have to give feedback.” “Of course!”, one would like to assure. But especially in the management context, where power, pressure, intentions to influence, the will to control and the image of humanity play an enormous role, there is a need...
