The Orthodox Leader Michael Hyatt and Ancient Faith Radio

Dn. Michael Hyatt and Ann Bezzerides will conclude their series on Common Communication Mistakes. In this episode, they discuss the challenge of difficult conversations. Dn. Michael will share four principles for practicing the kindness of candor. This is the last episode of The Orthodox Leader. Be sure to watch all of the episodes in this Playlist.

Join Dn. Michael Hyatt and Dr. Ann Bezzerides as they talk about the challenge of people who talk too much and what to do about it. Dn. Michael shares six steps for fostering two-way communication and facilitating powerful conversations.

Dn. Michael Hyatt and Ann Bezzerides continue their series on Common Communication Mistakes. In this episode, they discuss the challenge of Inaccessible information. This happens when our technology gets too complicated, and we can’t remember where we put a document, a file, or someone’s contact information. Dn. Michael shares four rules for simplifying your “tech stack,”

Dn. Michael Hyatt and Ann Bezzerides will continue their series on Common Communication Mistakes. In this episode, they deal with remote communication, something all of us have done more of since the advent of the pandemic. Dn. Michael shares four guidelines for making remote communication better and easier.

Dn. Michael Hyatt and Ann Bezzerides continue their series on Common Communication Mistakes. In this episode, they deal with communication overload, something that affects clergy and lay leaders alike. But what do you do about it? Dn. Michael shares his thoughts on limiting accessibility (who gets access to you) and how to say no with grace. This is never easy, but his simple, three-part framework will definitely make it easier.

Dn. Michael Hyatt and Ann Bezzerides continue their series on Common Communication Mistakes. In this episode, they deal with confusion about outcomes. This problem arises when there’s no clear system for capturing and disseminating information, especially after meetings. This results in dropped balls, frustration, and a lack of progress. However, the solution is simpler than you may think. Dn. Michael shares a simple five-part communication process that ensures no one is confused about what is expected of them.