EP18 - Drastically enhance the quality of your relationships with this single technique. Featuring: Michael Sorensen

On this episode of Openly Outspoken, I have the chance to talk with relationship coach and author Michael S. Sorensen, whose book has helped me make drastic changes in the way I communicate. He explains the difference between validating and agreeing, why it is important to know your motivation during a conversation, and how validating can be helpful in political arguments. Michael and I also discuss why addressing feelings with curiosity can help you to avoid repressing your thoughts and emotions. 

Michael S. Sorensen is a bestselling author, speaker, and relationship coach. His award-winning book, I Hear You: The Surprisingly Simple Skill Behind Extraordinary Relationships, is a consistent bestseller on multiple Amazon charts and is changing the way people approach relationships in business, love, and life.

An “everyday-person-turned-thought-leader,” Michael has been invited to speak at some of the world’s largest organizations, has been featured in major media outlets and publications, and is praised for his simple, approachable, practical approach to teaching life-changing principles.

Michael is also the host of the I Hear You Relationships Podcast, creator of the Extraordinary Relationships Master Course, and is a passionate entrepreneur with several successful ventures across a variety of industries. Michael received his Bachelor’s degree in Business Management from Brigham Young University, and resides with his wife Melissa in Lehi, Utah. 

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