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“Why can’t they just figure it out on their own?” “What is taking him so long?!” “Why does she keep talking about stuff she doesn’t know about?” “Why can’t we ever have a productive team meeting?” In the typical workplace, there are a wide range of personality types, all trying to accomplish the same thing but having very different ways of doing it. We often label others as “control freaks” or “fly by the seat of her pants” types, sometimes using even less flattering terminology. Underneath those behaviors is a core personality trait – being introverted or extroverted – that informs whether we prefer to have lots of space or be rapid fire. So many business challenges have their roots in poor communication. This seminar will close the communication gap between the introverts and extroverts in your business, which opens up everyone to greater productivity and profitability. (PS: Don’t be surprised if you learn some things that help with your personal relationships, too!) Presented by Beth Buelow, a professional speaker and certified coach who speaks fluent introvert. ]]>
“Why can’t they just figure it out on their own?” “What is taking him so long?!” “Why does she keep talking about stuff she doesn’t know about?” “Why can’t we ever have a productive team meeting?” In the typical workplace, there are a wide range of personality types, all trying to accomplish the same thing but having very different ways of doing it. We often label others as “control freaks” or “fly by the seat of her pants” types, sometimes using even less flattering terminology. Underneath those behaviors is a core personality trait – being introverted or extroverted – that informs whether we prefer to have lots of space or be rapid fire. So many business challenges have their roots in poor communication. This seminar will close the communication gap between the introverts and extroverts in your business, which opens up everyone to greater productivity and profitability. (PS: Don’t be surprised if you learn some things that help with your personal relationships, too!) Presented by Beth Buelow, a professional speaker and certified coach who speaks fluent introvert. ]]> Wed, 03 Jul 2013 16:22:37 GMT /slideshow/chatty-cathysquietkeiths-slideshare/23877594 bethbuelow@slideshare.net(bethbuelow) Chatty Cathys & Quiet Keiths: Bridging the Communication Gap bethbuelow “Why can’t they just figure it out on their own?” “What is taking him so long?!” “Why does she keep talking about stuff she doesn’t know about?” “Why can’t we ever have a productive team meeting?” In the typical workplace, there are a wide range of personality types, all trying to accomplish the same thing but having very different ways of doing it. We often label others as “control freaks” or “fly by the seat of her pants” types, sometimes using even less flattering terminology. Underneath those behaviors is a core personality trait – being introverted or extroverted – that informs whether we prefer to have lots of space or be rapid fire. So many business challenges have their roots in poor communication. This seminar will close the communication gap between the introverts and extroverts in your business, which opens up everyone to greater productivity and profitability. (PS: Don’t be surprised if you learn some things that help with your personal relationships, too!) Presented by Beth Buelow, a professional speaker and certified coach who speaks fluent introvert. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/chattycathysquietkeithsslideshare-130703162237-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> “Why can’t they just figure it out on their own?” “What is taking him so long?!” “Why does she keep talking about stuff she doesn’t know about?” “Why can’t we ever have a productive team meeting?” In the typical workplace, there are a wide range of personality types, all trying to accomplish the same thing but having very different ways of doing it. We often label others as “control freaks” or “fly by the seat of her pants” types, sometimes using even less flattering terminology. Underneath those behaviors is a core personality trait – being introverted or extroverted – that informs whether we prefer to have lots of space or be rapid fire. So many business challenges have their roots in poor communication. This seminar will close the communication gap between the introverts and extroverts in your business, which opens up everyone to greater productivity and profitability. (PS: Don’t be surprised if you learn some things that help with your personal relationships, too!) Presented by Beth Buelow, a professional speaker and certified coach who speaks fluent introvert.

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0 https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/profile-photo-bethbuelow-48x48.jpg?cb=1576816275 Beth Buelow was 7 when she outlined the marketing plan for her first entrepreneurial venture, 23 when she learned she was an introvert, and 38 when, in 2010, she put the two together to create The Introvert Entrepreneur. Her message resonates with introverts who want to amplify their strengths, and the extroverts who want to understand why introverts are so doggone quiet. Beth is a professional coach, author and speaker, is based in the Pacific Northwest and serves introverts worldwide. She is the author of “Insight: Reflections on the Gifts of Being an Introvert” (2012) and the forthcoming “The Introvert Entrepreneur” (2013/14). Learn more at TheIntrovertEntrepreneur.com www.theintrovertentrepreneur.com