This is the Read to Lead podcast, episode 339.

What saddens me is when I see moms and daughters sort of throw their hands up in the air

internally and say, well, that's just the way things are. And that breaks my heart because I'm sort of like, no, it doesn't have to be that way you could really talk. Hi, welcome to the Read to Lead podcast. I'm Jeff Brown. It's the podcast dedicated to your personal and professional growth. I launched this podcast because I believe that if you want to achieve true success in your business and in your

life, then intentional and consistent reading is a must. Each week, we're joined by a new author

to chat about their latest book and their unique insights on things like personal and professional

development, leadership, productivity, career, business, marketing, sales, entrepreneurship,

and occasionally, especially more recently,

relationships.

And that's what's getting the focus of our conversation today.

We'll sit down together with Dr. Michelle Deering, author of the book What Mothers Never Tell

Their Daughters, Five Keys to Building Trust, Restoring Connect connection, and strengthening relationships.

And before you think this has nothing to do with you or your life or your business, hang on.

I'll be asking Michelle to share about how unresolved conflict manifests itself and what to do about it.

See, I told you.

Some of the things that influence our ability to honestly communicate, I'll be asking her some race-related

questions submitted by you, very timely stuff, and lots more. If you're anything like me,

you're probably looking forward to next year. I am for a lot of reasons, not the least of which

is I've got a book coming out in the fall about a year from now called Read to Lead,

the simple habit that expands your influence and boosts your career.

And my co-author, Jesse Wisniewski, and I are looking for additional stories to include in our book,

specifically stories of how you've been impacted by books.

So if you're able to spare 10 to say 15 minutes to answer our

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