Crystal Herron, PhD, ELS founder of Redwood Ink, is an editor, educator and coach. In this episode, she shares her insights into building relationships through supportive, mindful collaboration.
Crystal explains how cultivating a gentle and informative manner for feedback promotes longevity with clients. This mindful approach is evident in her informative website resources and newsletter, which are well worth checking out.
Crystal advises cultivating a communication skills mindset, with self-awareness and self-regulation at the center through the following:
Crystal also counsels us to consider the emotions behind our writing and content creation. Understanding how our audience feels, not just their interests or knowledge base, allows us to form stronger connections with readers (and learners). Achieving this connection requires going beyond the text and cultivating direct interactions with readers and learners.
Resources for Developing Communication Skills
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Host: Alexandra Howson PhD
Show notes: Rhona Fraser BSc BVMS
Management: Golden Goose Creative
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