4 Magic Phrases You Can Use to Respond to ANYTHING

Communication skills at work and dealing with difficult people are the topic of the day during this live training seminar. Dan O'Connor is a communication trainer, communication speaker, and specializes in dealing with difficult people at work. See more at www.powerdiversity.com.

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[19alba87]

Wow - this is good. I am going to write down those (two really) phrases put them on my wall and I think it will make me feel more protected in social situations. Must drum it into my head though because when someone offends you, you're often so raging that you forget things like this. Good to repeat every morning or something. Cool stuff, loooking forward to seein your other vids now! :-)

[PowerDiversity]

@19alba87 Thanks! Let me know what else I can do for you!

[PowerDiversity]

One other thing I forgot to tell you, Aklinaz--if your lover leans over and whispers "I love you," that is not the time for : "That's interesting; tell me more." :)

[jossalv1]

A;Hello how are you? B;"Thats interesting why did you ask me that?

A;"Why are you answering a question with a question?"

B,"I do not have a response to that"

[PowerDiversity]

@nassauE I would never! Thanks for your comments...the part I don't understand is the bus...what's with the bus driver??? Hahaha

[nassauE]

@ibowman64 ha ha ha. I'm not good anymore age has caught up with me, so your right.

[nassauE]

@PowerDiversity Yeah man im sure you dont have testosterone issues so i totally understand you being lost by my comment.................before you get pissed im just joking man ha ha ha. I liked you video and you seem pretty cool. Good luck to you

[Kawlinz]

@jossalv1 Then you can reply "why are *you* answering a question with a question?"

[PowerDiversity]

@nassauE Wow! I have no idea what that means, but I really like the visual. Thanks for the comment! One of the most interesting I've had.

[PowerDiversity]

@Karencamille925 Thanks!



[PowerDiversity]

@mjndblain That rules!

[mjndblain]

you remind me of phillip defranco

[RyzeConnect]

Awesome stuff :) Everyone can tell you've had a couple conversations that you would rather not have had.

I've a habit of not beginning conversations or switching my focus before I need to use these tools, or even simply leaving. I think it comes from having strong beliefs about dominantly committing to enjoying cherished conversations. So I often get them, or not at all.