Ethical Client Advising
Embrace the challenge of being an external advisor, as it inherently means you won't have all the answers. Clients seek your objectivity, but it’s crucial to acknowledge what you don’t know and to be open about any mistakes. By fostering a culture of safe assertions and humility, you can guide clients to their own conclusions while maintaining trust and credibility.In this clip
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Advising Clients Ethically
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What are the benefits of having an outside perspective as discussed in the episode How to Make Change in Life That Really Stick & The Dangers of Relying on Experts and the clip Outsourcing Your Thinking?
Is being open to being wrong important in the episode 482: Adam Grant | The Power of Knowing What You Don't Know and the clip The Power of Rethinking?