Conflict management with deep listening of the 3 principles
In our further training course with the tour guides in the Coburg area on the subject of conflict management, we dealt intensively with the methods and concepts of the Three Principles. This approach offers valuable insights into the nature of human experience and emotions that directly impact the quality and effectiveness of service communication.
The role of thoughts in service
A central theme of our course was exploring how thoughts shape our reality. In service, it is crucial to be aware that our thoughts not only influence our interactions with guests, but also how we resolve conflicts and build relationships. We have investigated how a clear head and the management of thought chaos enable us to be more present and attentive.
Awareness of your own needs and those of your guests
Another focus was on self-reflection and understanding one’s own needs and the needs of guests. Through exercises, the participants learned how to recognize and manage their inner thoughts and feelings in order to promote more harmonious and effective communication. This is particularly important in service areas, where quickly recognizing and responding to the needs of others often determines the success of the interaction.
Deep listening techniques and their application
Special emphasis was placed on deep listening techniques, which are essential in order to be able to respond to the other person in real time. Deep listening makes it possible to hear beyond the words and understand the underlying emotions and needs of the guests. This ability is essential to not only react, but to proactively address situations, resulting in better service and increased guest satisfaction.
Recommendation for free online seminar series
If you would like to find out more about the 3 principles and how deep listening works, we recommend a free three-part webinar series from 3P D-A-CH with Fenella Blakaj on the topic: Deep listening and presence -> www.3pdach.org.
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