Episode 38 | Transformational Interviewing | Transformational Interviewing and the Importance of Re-Listening To Your Interviews
The Art Of The InterviewShow Notes
Have you ever wondered why you're not getting the kind of interviews that you know are possible? Me too. And recently I had an experience where I was listening back to one of my interviews as a listener and it hit me like a load of bricks.
I haven't been empowering my interviewee to have the transformation that's possible for them. The interviews, instead, have been all about me.
In this episode, I talk about one of my most-recent realizations about my interviewing, and it's related to the transformational power of the interview. I also talk about why it's so important to listen back to your interviews as a listener after you're done recording them. This practice was what lead to my great realization.
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