620: Navigating conflict like a leader and being SOLUTIONS-oriented w/ Pearl Michalson

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On this episode of The Wantrepreneur to Entrepreneur Podcast, host Brian Lofrumento is joined by Pearl Michalson, a military veteran and expert in helping individuals find their voice in complex situations. They discuss the importance of unlocking the voices of employees and clients, recognizing body language cues, and considering different perspectives. They also touch on the topics of mental health, conflict resolution, and building common ground to create a positive work environment. Listeners will learn how to address conflicts and speak up effectively, as well as how to believe in themselves and focus on the impact they are making.ABOUT PEARLPearl Michalson a military veteran with over 20 years of combined career experience helping people use their voice in complex situations and advising team leaders on how to support those voices. It's about more than that for her. As someone who is solutions oriented she has a B.A. in Organizational Communication and a Master's in Organizational Leadership with a strong emphasis on servant leadership. She was in the PBS documentary the last artifact, and once advised the previous Mayor of the City of Bozeman to remember why he became Mayor in the first place: to serve the people during a particularly arduous time. ABOUT THANKS IMAGINGThanks Imaging is a people-centric company specializing in conflict resolution and media. They believe that being heard means being seen. They focus on supporting students, women, diverse generations, and underrepresented groups who often feel the pressure to conform in order to be acknowledged. Thanks Imaging recognizes the emotional toll of this dynamic and aims to create a supportive environment. They value the importance of understanding individuals, building meaningful connections, and finding balance. Their goal is to provide a space where authenticity and professionalism coexist, ensuring everyone is genuinely seen, heard, and valued.LINKS & RESOURCESThanks Imaging's websiteThanks Imaging on InstagramThanks Imaging on LinkedInFind Pearl on LinkedIn!

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