Stacey Ziegler
Stacey Ziegler
I Can Top That!
I Can Top That!
I Can Top That!
Friday 3rd April 2020
Learn to avoid the 'one-upper' trap and foster genuine conversations with tips from Stacey Ziegler on 'Speak Truth.'
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Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Dodging the 'One-Upper' Game: Stacey Ziegler's Tips for Genuine Conversations
Stay cool, stay in your lane, and don't play their game.
Ever found yourself in a conversation where someone constantly tries to outdo your stories? Stacey Ziegler dives into this common social annoyance on her 'Speak Truth' podcast. In this episode, she tackles the 'one-upper' mentality and its impact on our interactions. Drawing from her own experiences, Stacey shares practical advice on how to handle these situations gracefully. Instead of getting caught up in a battle for the spotlight, Stacey suggests focusing on compassionate listening and genuine engagement.
She believes that staying true to yourself and not playing the 'I Can Top That' game can lead to more meaningful connections. By not taking the bait, you can maintain your cool and steer conversations towards more authentic exchanges. Stacey's insights are not just theoretical; she offers actionable tips to navigate these tricky social dynamics. Whether it's changing the subject or simply staying intrigued without feeling the need to compete, her advice is grounded in fostering humility and understanding.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone tired of the 'one-upper' game and looking to build healthier social interactions. Tune in to learn how to sidestep this common conversational trap and create more sincere and enriching dialogues. Stacey's approach is all about staying in your lane and not letting others' need for attention derail your peace of mind.