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Know Your Inner Voice: Ego States and Communication Dynamics
access_time 2025-11-03T10:53:53.591Z face Ishita Mukherjee
Know Your Inner Voice: Ego States and Communication Dynamics A few years ago, I watched a team lead handle a disagreement in a meeting. A junior colleague suggested a different approach and without meaning to, the lead’s tone changed. she said. It was firm and edged; edged enough for the team to exp...
Safe Enough to Disagree: The Emotional Maturity Behind Healthy Conflict
access_time 1760416200000 face Ishita Mukherjee
Safe Enough to Disagree: The Emotional Maturity Behind Healthy Conflict Picture this: You are planning a weekend getaway with your partner. They are rattling off plans out of excitement; sunrise hike, local market visit, museum tour, dinner reservations, evening concert... Your stomach tightens. It ...
The Power of Pause - Encouraging and Making Space for Silence
access_time 1757651400000 face Ishita Mukherjee
The Power of Pause - Encouraging and Making Space for Silence This is Article 5 in the 8-part Building Psychological Safety Through Communication series. Quick recap so far: Article 1 looked at the unspoken contract and why people hold back. Article 2 showed how language mirrors culture. Article 3 t...
Listening is a Psychological Act: The Neuroscience of Feeling Heard
access_time 1754288340000 face Ishita Mukherjee
Listening is a Psychological Act: The Neuroscience of Feeling Heard Most people think listening is passive. But real listening changes brains—and builds trust faster than words ever could. In our ongoing series on Creating Psychological Safety through Communication, we’ve explored why people often h...
Beyond the Surface: Understanding and Addressing Microaggressions
access_time 2025-07-01T06:04:54.096Z face Ishita Mukherjee
Beyond the Surface: Understanding and Addressing Microaggressions You are in a team meeting where someone makes a casual comment about how people from “tier 2 cities” often struggle with client communications. You pause for a moment because you’re from one. You speak up, lightly: They laugh, But it ...