1. 2011 Meryl Runion Communication kata

2. 2011 Meryl Runion What is a kata?

3. 2011 Meryl Runion Toyota Kata

4. 2011 Meryl Runion Mike Rother’s five questions make sure considerations are aligned and synchronized THAT’S A COACHING KATA!

5. 2011 Meryl Runion TK is actually a Communication Kata

6. 2011 Meryl Runion For example:

7. 2011 Meryl Runion Say what you mean

8. 2011 Meryl Runion Mean what you say

9. 2011 Meryl Runion Don’t be mean when you say it

10. 2011 Meryl Runion It’s a lot to balance!

11. 2011 Meryl Runion The question is…

12. 2011 Meryl Runion There are other forms

13. 2011 Meryl Runion So how do you start?

14. 2011 Meryl Runion different actual? Book goals calm down With a vision of communication perfection.

15. 2011 Meryl Runion Some options

16. 2011 Meryl Runion Evaluate: how different is your actual communication? Obstacles

17. 2011 Meryl Runion Ask what stands in the way between you and communication perfection? Pick one

18. 2011 Meryl Runion Which obstacle are you going to address first? Practices

19. 2011 Meryl Runion What will you practice?

20. 2011 Meryl Runion Did you get the response you were going for?

21. 2011 Meryl Runion Remember the Toyota Kata Five questions? Use them for your communication kata. THAT’S A COACHING KATA!

22. 2011 Meryl Runion You can adapt them.

23. 2011 Meryl Runion Keep on going

24. 2011 Meryl Runion And enjoying the advantage that gives you.

25. 2011 Meryl Runion Your best source of practices for your communication kata Stay tuned for upcoming programs on how to create a communication-kata-based life, office, department or organization.