Effective Communication Lunch & Learn

"Clear is kind, unclear in unkind," - Brene Brown

In a world that has gone virtual and hides behind emotionless facial expressions thanks to masks, communication between individuals has never been more of a struggle and challenge. If fear of being politically correct or possibly hurting someone's feelings by saying the wrong words, we often use broad or vague statements with no genuine thought or interest backed behind them.  

This workshop sponsored by Cullum will provide examples of how miscommunication happens and alternatives of how conversations and dialogue can be more effective with the correct forethought and use of words. 

About Michelle...

Michelle is French-Canadian from Ottawa/Montreal, Canada who moved to Charleston in 2016 and fell instantly in love with the city. She spent her adult life in education, as a teacher, a principal, and a mentor; but more importantly,  as a  listener, a facilitator, and now a coach. These roles all take root in her love for helping people.

Michelle is a certified member of the International Coaching Federation who holds Bachelor’s degree in English Second Language, a Master’s Degree in Education, a graduate degree in Educational Leadership and licensed to teach in the State of South Carolina. 

By partnering with business owners, executives, and other professionals, Michelle has helped individuals and teams maintain a clear focus on long-term goals. Michelle started her coaching company in the hope of helping professionals and leaders overcome obstacles that are getting in their way of being the best they can be, both personally and professionally.

Leveraging 25 years of classroom teaching and education administration, Michelle makes a personal and profound difference for people. Her passion for seeing people succeed is at the heart of her success. She says, "I can’t see myself doing anything else."