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The author has realized that being direct and honest leads to better collaboration. For the first seven years I worked as a speech-language pathologist, I prioritized soft politeness. I apologized before offering my opinion and focused on other people's comfort. Taking this approach felt essential to my job — a lot of the conversations at work are emotionally charged for my clients and their parents. One of the big challenges in this role is finding a way to tell the truth to a parent about how their child is struggling without breaking their heart. It's part of my job to communicate difficult informationIn the schools, I'm required to meet with every student's parent at least once a year to discuss their progress and services. As a parent of kids with disabilities, I know how scary those meetings can be, and everyone reacts differently. Some parents walk in the door ready to collaborate with teachers. Some are immediately defensive or even hostile. My goal was always to create a safe atmosphere where parents could process information and emotions as they worked toward a positive partnership.

Ahead of John Cena’s new film Matchbox The Movie, a globetrotting action movie starring him and costar Jessica Biel, Cena has revealed some of his favourite places to eat and drink around the world. More excitingly, a Vancouver restaurant has made the cut. Cena made sure to shout out Vancouver steakhouse Elisa in his list of 11 favourite restaurants published on an Apple Maps guide.

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