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X-WR-CALDESC:Description: Communication is a key to every aspect of our liv
 es – personal\, professional\, and in-between. When we do it well\, we can
  be effective in even the most challenging or uncomfortable situations. Co
 mmunicating well isn’t all about us though. It has at least two parties – 
 the message sender(s) and the message recipient(s). As leaders\, we can be
  really confident about how we send messages while also having the courage
  and curiosity about how others will receive our message and doing the wor
 k to ADAPT to others without giving up who we are. During this interactive
  session\, you’ll boost your courage and confidence in your communication 
 through developing competence about how different people communicate.\n\n 
 Learning Objectives:\n•	Assess with objectivity and subjectivity their indi
 vidual communication and behavioral tendencies related to approaching prob
 lems/challenges\, people/contacts\, pace/consistency\, and procedures/cons
 traints.   \n•	Analyze others’ tendencies of the above and potential confli
 cts and opportunities between team members.   \n•	Develop a beginning actio
 n plan to use the information to work effectively with others.\n\nBiograph
 y: Anita Foor was raised on her family’s dairy\, stock cattle\, and custom
  haying operation in rural Stuart\, Nebraska located in Holt County. That 
 life experience\, coupled with many influential mentors and educational ex
 periences led her to pursue a career in education as a middle school and h
 igh school agriculture instructor. She earned a bachelor’s degree from the
  University of Nebraska – Lincoln in Agricultural Leadership\, Education\,
  and Communication with a teaching option and later earned a master’s degr
 ee from Concordia University Nebraska in curriculum and instruction. She h
 as invested in the development of people as a teacher\, state department o
 f education employee\, student leadership organization leader and employee
 \, and currently through her business\, Development412\, LLC. She loves li
 ving in Seward\, Nebraska with her husband\, Ryan and four daughters\, Mac
 kenna\, Sawyer\, Jensyn\, and Greta.\n\n
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DESCRIPTION:Description: Communication is a key to every aspect of our live
 s – personal\, professional\, and in-between. When we do it well\, we can 
 be effective in even the most challenging or uncomfortable situations. Com
 municating well isn’t all about us though. It has at least two parties – t
 he message sender(s) and the message recipient(s). As leaders\, we can be 
 really confident about how we send messages while also having the courage 
 and curiosity about how others will receive our message and doing the work
  to ADAPT to others without giving up who we are. During this interactive 
 session\, you’ll boost your courage and confidence in your communication t
 hrough developing competence about how different people communicate.\n\n L
 earning Objectives:\n•	Assess with objectivity and subjectivity their indiv
 idual communication and behavioral tendencies related to approaching probl
 ems/challenges\, people/contacts\, pace/consistency\, and procedures/const
 raints.   \n•	Analyze others’ tendencies of the above and potential conflic
 ts and opportunities between team members.   \n•	Develop a beginning action
  plan to use the information to work effectively with others.\n\nBiography
 : Anita Foor was raised on her family’s dairy\, stock cattle\, and custom 
 haying operation in rural Stuart\, Nebraska located in Holt County. That l
 ife experience\, coupled with many influential mentors and educational exp
 eriences led her to pursue a career in education as a middle school and hi
 gh school agriculture instructor. She earned a bachelor’s degree from the 
 University of Nebraska – Lincoln in Agricultural Leadership\, Education\, 
 and Communication with a teaching option and later earned a master’s degre
 e from Concordia University Nebraska in curriculum and instruction. She ha
 s invested in the development of people as a teacher\, state department of
  education employee\, student leadership organization leader and employee\
 , and currently through her business\, Development412\, LLC. She loves liv
 ing in Seward\, Nebraska with her husband\, Ryan and four daughters\, Mack
 enna\, Sawyer\, Jensyn\, and Greta.\n\n
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LOCATION:3312 W Stolley Park Road\, Grand Island\, NE 68803 US
SUMMARY:LT Executive Series: Courageous and Confident Communication
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