Never Underestimate The Power Of Role-Playing

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Role-playing isn’t just for kids!

Do you remember when you were a kid, and you would get all dressed up like your parents and pretend to go to work?

Little did you know back then you were not just pretending but building the skills and confidence to be who you wanted to be.

Nowadays it is no different, we may not dress up to play the part, but we might be able to role play to get through our discomfort or build the necessary skills needed to develop better strategies. 

Some of the skills gained can be:

  •  Improving problem-solving skills on the job
  •  Gaining familiarity and confidence when it comes to certain situations at work
  •  Practicing social skills when you feel out of place or under pressure
  •  Discovering new ways to be clearer and more assertive
  •  Improving communication skills with other personality types

As we practice role-playing it can help us re-act more naturally under pressure and give us insight into how our communication can break down.

Finding safe, constructive places to role play can be a challenge.

The coaching offered at KYT not only supports you with exploring communication and strengthening skills but also adding in the element of how understanding behavioral traits can increase your chances of success. 

Role-playing can be a powerful way to help you work through different behaviors in potentially difficult situations, building the confidence and awareness to overcome these challenges. 

Just think of where your organization could be with such a game-changing experience!

Reach out today to start your organization on the journey to clearer, more constructive communication and productive teams that impact your bottom line!

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