#2994: How & When To Offer Unsolicited Advice
Unsolicited advice can backfire! To avoid being annoying, I now ask about goals first, get permission to share my thoughts, and then detach after offering them. This approach keeps me from becoming "that person" and helps me build stronger relationships. Want to up your communication game too?
Show Notes:
[03:56] #1 You must be clear on the other person's stated objectives.
[09:49] #2 Get permission to offer advice.
[15:20] #3 Wash your hands.
[19:46] Recap
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