Haesun Moon about microanalysis and language of hope. In today’s episode of our SIMPLY FOCUS podcast, we talk with Haesun Moon, Co-Director of the Canadian Centre for Brief Coaching, about what fascinates Haesun about Solution Focus and microanalysis of face-to-face dialogue, what differences microanalysis makes for her as a teacher and as a person, and how it enhances «real life» learning - from day one on of the Solution Focused Coaching training. Learn how dialogue cannot be divided and is the smallest unit to study and about the importance of microanalysis for everyone in dialogic practice. Haesun tells the heart touching story of how «Language of Hope» came about, how this changed her life, and how she wants to see that dialogues change at home, at school and at the work place. Find out more about Haesun’s thesis and the way she studies «hope» in dialogue, how there is always another way at looking at things, and how your choice of looking at dialogue is worthwhile to observe. Check out the Challenge of the week - the Complaining exercise: You are pairing up, one person is complaining, the other person is listening for 5 solid minutes, then the listener gives the complaining person a feedback on what the person is caring about. Listen with the filter: what does that person really care about? We are looking forward to seeing many of you at the BRIEFFEST in Toronto!

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