40: Crisis Communication Skills And Winston Churchill

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Recorded06 May 2018

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Listen to this if you want some ideas about how to communicate in a crisis, or lose-lose situation.Have you ever been in a major lose-lose situation: where your options ranged from really bad to catastrophic? (= Crisis Communication) Early May, 1940, that is precisely where Mr. Churchill found himself as newly-selected Prime Minister of the UK.Yes, he was Prime Minister. Essentially Churchill was selected to be the Bearer of Unacceptably Bad News in a country still reeling from the massive death toll of World War I. One option was to cut a deal with Adolf Hitler, as the French had done. See more at www.mixonian.comYour leadership becomes more strategic and inspiring.

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