How to Get to Yes And In Business with Bob Kulhan

Today’s episode is with Bob Kulhan who joined us in episode 55 to discuss the transformative power of improvisation in business and life. He’s back today to discuss his new book: Getting to “Yes And”: The Art of Business Improv.

For more than three years, he has dedicated incredible amounts of time and energy writing on Getting to “Yes And”: The Art of Business Improv (Stanford University Press).

Getting to “Yes And” is the definitive guide to business improv. Bob teaches readers to think on their feet and approach the most typical business challenges with fresh eyes and openness. He shows how improv techniques such as the “Yes, and” approach, divergent and convergent thinking, and focusing on being present can translate into more productive meetings, swifter decisions, stronger collaboration, positive conflict resolution, mindfulness, and more.

Getting To “Yes And” was created to help everyone improve their business performance and everyday life. As a prescriptive book, it moves past general philosophy and delves into the “how” improv techniques can be easily and thoughtfully applied to various real-world settings.

Grab your copy of the book here: https://www.amazon.com/Getting-Yes-Art-Business-Improv/dp/0804795800

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