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Episode 232: Designing Conversations with Daniel Stillman
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Episode 232: Designing Conversations with Daniel Stillman

What frameworks can we use to guide better conversations? Our guest today is Daniel Stillman, conversation designer and executive coach. You'll learn about several conversational modes, why it is important to have conversations with ourselves, how mentorship is different from coaching, and more.

UI Breakfast: UI/UX Design and Product Strategy · Daniel Stillman, Jane Portman

February 4, 202256m 6s

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What frameworks can we use to guide better conversations? Our guest today is Daniel Stillman, conversation designer and executive coach. You'll learn about several conversational modes, why it is important to have conversations with ourselves, how mentorship is different from coaching, and more.

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mentorship and coachingcoaching conversationsconversation designmeeting facilitationconversation modes