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Joseph Grenny

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Messy Conversations When Loved Ones Leave the Faith - Meridian Magazine

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By Joseph Grenny
| Meridian Magazine US Verified
The next words out of Kendra’s mouth will shape the future of her relationship with her daughter, Alyssa. At this moment, Kendra is staring slack-jawed at a computer screen having just heard Alyssa say shakily: “I’ve never believed in the Church. In fact, I hate it and the bigoted things it stands for.” I’ve spent my career studying people who are capable of talking about emotionally risky things in a way that not only doesn’t damage their relationships but deepens them.
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Opinion: How I make myself feel good about doing bad things Original

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By Joseph Grenny
| Deseret News Verified
All of us have witnessed not just horrific religious and political violence recently, but giddy applause for that violence from some who likely consider themselves moral and decent, and violent rhetoric in opposition from people who also consider themselves moral and decent. And while I hate to admit it, I know I’m part of the problem. I feel an embarrassing amount of satisfaction when a comedian lands a great joke about a politician whose tenets I oppose.
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Rethinking how we address chronic homelessness Original

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By Joseph Grenny, Tim Stay, Preston Cochrane
| Deseret News Verified
Dramatic improvement in helping the chronically homeless grow toward better lives is unlikely to happen without fixing the structure of the current system. The current segmented system of specialized service providers is a flawed structure. It is a broken market. Markets work when the receiver of a service or product is also the payer. In a healthy market, products and services continually improve because customers reward those who give them what they need and punish those who don't.
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