34. Cracking the Feedback Code: Why 'We Need to Talk' Feels Like a Gut Punch

Ever feel that stomach drop when someone says, "We need to talk"? Feedback can be a tough pill to swallow, but today, let's unravel this topic. As adults, we're not in survival mode, so why does our brain still treat feedback like a threat? Let's dive in and rewire our response to grow and improve — without getting defensive or panicking. 

Kimberly Knull, RPsych

Kimberly Knull is a Registered Psychologist, motivational speaker and trained by Brené Brown as a Dare to Lead™ and Daring Way™ facilitator. She’s the Co-Founder of Momentum Walk-In Counselling Society, recognized as one of Avenue magazine’s Top 40 Under 40, and dabbled as a local celebrity as CBC AM Radio’s parenting columnist. Her favorite pastimes include whipping up a yummy cheese souffle, hanging with friends, riding her horses or playing the piano. She lives with her husband and two girls in Edmonton, Alberta, but has big dreams of moving to the country.

https://www.kimberlyknull.com
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