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Lead Tough Conversations with the Confidence of a Lawyer
Why This Workshop
You’ve mastered the technical skills. Now it’s time to master the conversation.
Difficult conversations are unavoidable in leadership. Whether you're managing people, navigating client expectations, or leading change, your ability to communicate clearly and decisively determines the outcome.
This isn’t about being more assertive or finding the “perfect” phrase.
It’s about learning how to prepare like a lawyer—so you can show up confident, calm, and in control, no matter what’s at stake.
What You'll Learn
In this 1-hour session, participants will learn how to:
- Strategically plan for high-stakes conversations using legal-style analysis
- Adjust tone and messaging based on the other person’s communication style
- Communicate in a way that earns trust—even under pressure
- Identify their default communication “hat” using the 4 Natural Voices™ framework
- Walk away with a clear, repeatable strategy for their next hard conversation
Workshop Framework
This session blends interactive learning with guided strategy development, including:
📋 A communication self-assessment (based on your 4 Natural Voices™ framework)
👥 Scenario-based role play (customizable to your team or industry)
📝 Individualized action plan for applying the strategy in real conversations
⚒️ Tools your team can use again and again
Who It's For
This workshop is ideal for:
- Women’s leadership programs or ERGs
- Client-facing teams
- Managers, directors, and team leads
- Anyone who leads people or delivers feedback
- Internal departments navigating friction, feedback, or negotiations
Workshop Format
🕒 60-minute live session
💻 Available virtually or in-person
📓 Includes strategic communication workbook
Unleash Your Full Potential Today
Lawyers prepare for every angle
Lawyers prepare for every angle
Lawyers prepare for every angle
There’s no winging it in a courtroom—and there shouldn’t be in your leadership either. Lawyers walk into high-stakes conversations knowing their facts, anticipating objections, and preparing their message accordingly. That same level of preparation can turn your next difficult conversation into a strategic advantage—not a stress spiral.
Lawyers adapt to their audience
Lawyers prepare for every angle
Lawyers prepare for every angle
A good lawyer doesn’t speak to a jury the same way they speak to a judge—or a client. They adjust their tone, pacing, and structure depending on who they’re talking to and what outcome they’re after. Strategic communication isn’t one-size-fits-all. It’s knowing when to build consensus, when to be direct, and how to make your message land with credibility.
Lawyers stay composed under pressure
Lawyers stay composed under pressure
Lawyers stay composed under pressure
High stakes don’t rattle a well-prepared lawyer. Why? Because they’ve done the mental work in advance. They’ve mapped the emotional terrain and practiced how they’ll respond—not react. You don’t have to fear conflict or tough feedback when you know how to navigate it with calm, clarity, and confidence.
Lawyers win with clarity
Lawyers stay composed under pressure
Lawyers stay composed under pressure
The strongest arguments are the simplest. Lawyers know that clarity builds trust and cuts through resistance. You don’t need to say more—you need to say what matters, strategically and effectively. When you do, people listen. And more importantly? They follow your lead.
What’s Your Negotiation Style?
Take the 2-minute quiz to discover how you lead tough conversations—and how to sharpen your strategy like a lawyer.