33. How to Have Constructive Conversations (Catherine Clark)

The only way that humans can have a peaceful and collaborative society is by having effective conversations. However, in an increasingly polarized and complicated world, having difficult conversations, that result in deeper understanding, is challenging. It is more important than ever to learn to have constructive conversations. My guest today has extensive experience on this topic, both personally and professionally.

Catherine Clark is an internationally respected broadcaster, writer, emcee and the co-founder of the popular podcast The Honest Talk. She also runs Catherine Clark Communications, a consultancy which provides strategic communications advice and support to institutions, corporations, and individuals. Catherine has spent her entire life observing and conducting meaningful conversations. As the daughter of former Canadian Prime Minister Joe Clark and the prominent lawyer Maureen McTeer, Catherine grew up observing her parents have meaningful conversations with diverse groups of people across the country and around the world, and in her professional life, Catherine leads engaging conversations through the television shows, documentaries, panels and events that she hosts.

Website:                   https://catherineclark.ca/

Twitter:                    https://twitter.com/catherinejclark

The Honest Talk:     https://www.thehonesttalk.ca/podcast

Instagram:               https://www.instagram.com/catherinejclark76/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/catherine-clark-50b7247b/?originalSubdomain=ca

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