“I asked, how do people playfully make fun of me behind my back? And I added the whole playfully make fun of me because that kind of gave them permission to talk about how they may playfully or not so playfully make fun of me behind my back.”

Craig Groeschel Leadership Podcast · 3 Ceilings Sabotaging Your Leadership Growth

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Re-phrase the feedback question to “How do people playfully make fun of me behind my back?” to give people permission to share candid observations.

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