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Judy Hissong

Legal Management Talk

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Alex Williams

Keller Williams

Kwame Christian

Doña Bumgarner

Christa King

Parker J. Palmer

Kristen Brown

Oscar Trimboli

Tim Seelig

Vivienne Ming

Melanie Katzman

Rick Clemons

Ash Beckham

Steven Levy

Lee Caraher

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It’s the rare environment when we’re completely alone with no one else to consider. Whether it’s home, work, school, or social situations, our choices and actions have a ripple effect, even if we aren’t aware of it. Sometimes it’s easy to fit in and our impact is minimal. Other times, our behavior isn’t just a ripple, it’s a tsunami, and that’s when a challenging conversation might be in our future. Our question this episode: how do we diffuse conflict while staying in community with one another? We have a terrific listener question to respond to, and my guest, Judy Hissong, is the first person who came to mind as being ideally suited to offer her perspective. I'll preface this by saying that while the context of the listener question is sports, what she asks applies in almost any environment where people are expected to respect one another, be accommodating, and collaborate. Hosted by Beth L. Buelow, PCC. More info at howcanisaythis.com Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

It’s the rare environment when we’re completely alone with no one else to consider. Whether it’s home, work, school, or social situations, our choices and actions have a ripple effect, even if we aren’t aware of it. Sometimes it’s easy to fit in and our impact is minimal. Other times, our behavior isn’t just a ripple, it’s a tsunami, and that’s when a challenging conversation might be in our future. Our question this episode: how do we diffuse conflict while staying in community with one another? We have a terrific listener question to respond to, and my guest, Judy Hissong, is the first person who came to mind as being ideally suited to offer her perspective. I'll preface this by saying that while the context of the listener question is sports, what she asks applies in almost any environment where people are expected to respect one another, be accommodating, and collaborate. Hosted by Beth L. Buelow, PCC. More info at <a href="http://howcanisaythis.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">howcanisaythis.com</a> Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Ep26: Your Questions: Resolving Conflict Within Community with Judy Hissong

Judy Hissong is President of Nesso Strategies and founder of the Legal Leadership Institute. Her businesses focus on maximizing human potential, particularly in developing leadership skills including self-awareness, communication, teams, accountability, and other-awareness. Judy dreamed of starting a small business that centered around leadership development at an early age. Tune into this conversation, and hear directly from Judy about how to manifest your business dreams into reality.

Judy Hissong is President of Nesso Strategies and founder of the Legal Leadership Institute. Her businesses focus on maximizing human potential, particularly in developing leadership skills including self-awareness, communication, teams, accountability, and other-awareness. Judy dreamed of starting a small business that centered around leadership development at an early age. Tune into this conversation, and hear directly from Judy about how to manifest your business dreams into reality.

045: Learn How to Start Your Own Small Business from Idea to Success with Judy Hissong from Nesso Strategies

How are profit and leadership connected? How can law firm administrators and legal managers engage their employees and provide better client service? Find out in today's episode of Legal Management Talk, and learn more at the Managing Partner / Executive Director Forum, October 19-20 in Orlando, FL.Judith A. Hissong, CLM, is the President of Nesso Strategies. She facilitates retreats, coaches individuals and groups, and consults with law firm leaders to develop their leadership skills. Her business is maximizing human potential. She is a frequent and highly rated presenter at ALA conferences. Hissong previously served in a variety of ALA leadership roles, including a seat on the ALA Board of Directors. Hissong has a bachelor’s degree in accounting, and a master’s degree in sport management.

How are profit and leadership connected? How can law firm administrators and legal managers engage their employees and provide better client service? Find out in today's episode of Legal Management Talk, and learn more at the Managing Partner / Executive Director Forum, October 19-20 in Orlando, FL. Judith A. Hissong, CLM, is the President of Nesso Strategies. She facilitates retreats, coaches individuals and groups, and consults with law firm leaders to develop their leadership skills. Her business is maximizing human potential. She is a frequent and highly rated presenter at ALA conferences. Hissong previously served in a variety of ALA leadership roles, including a seat on the ALA Board of Directors. Hissong has a bachelor’s degree in accounting, and a master’s degree in sport management.

The Connection Between Leadership and Profit with Judy Hissong, CLM