66. The Right Way Enthuses
Positively charging people to do their best does not require special skills. It does require awareness, use of positive words and nonthreatening body language, and a sensitivity to appropriate timing. You should determine the best time and place to discuss corrective feedback with others. Choose constructive words, open body language, a time that is conducive to you and the other person, and a place that is private. Once you learn how to give feedback in a positive and constructive manner, you will find that feedback—any feedback—can enthuse both you and the person you are evaluating.
Performance Prompts
Analyze how you interact with others. Pay attention to the words you choose and your body language. Focus on correcting ...
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