Episode 23 - Clearly Communicating Expectations (solo episode)
Expectations of self and others clearly have a profound impact on how we measure success, disappointment and effectiveness of others or ourselves. It comes down to one major thing. Clearly communicating expectations. Then receiving expectations. In this episode I dive into a better way of setting and communicating expectations to reduce disappointment, misalignment and extra stress!
Expectations of self and others clearly have a profound impact on how we measure success, disappointment and effectiveness of others or ourselves. It comes down to one major thing. Clearly communicating expectations. Then receiving expectations.
When we assume others know what we need or think or expect we totally set things up for disappointment. I love the book Expectation Hangover and wanted to do an episode in alignment with my book chapter 5 on expectations to dive deeper. There are a lot of assumptions that tend to be sent and received by us. The clear expectation being specific, timely, respectful and compassionate (to impact of others) set in a way that is responsible will have significant impact. The expectation received and assumed without getting clarity causes extra stress, juggling and more than likely more hours worked.
https://angiemccourt.transistor.fm/episodes
When we assume others know what we need or think or expect we totally set things up for disappointment. I love the book Expectation Hangover and wanted to do an episode in alignment with my book chapter 5 on expectations to dive deeper. There are a lot of assumptions that tend to be sent and received by us. The clear expectation being specific, timely, respectful and compassionate (to impact of others) set in a way that is responsible will have significant impact. The expectation received and assumed without getting clarity causes extra stress, juggling and more than likely more hours worked.
https://angiemccourt.transistor.fm/episodes
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