This is an article about how PCM can explain the different types of procrastinators and what can we do to help. It was written by Dr. Nate Regier, a PCM certifying master trainer and I am happy to share it with you.

This is an article about how PCM can explain the different types of procrastinators and what can we do to help. It was written by Dr. Nate Regier, a PCM certifying master trainer and I am happy to share it with you.
Author and Co-founder of Next Element, Dr. Nate Regier is a certifying master trainer for Process Communication Model. For years, I have been reading his articles on his company’s blog, listened to his podcasts and participated in some of the webinars he has organised. I thought it would be great to share some of his articles with you too, on my blog, as they brought me a lot of value and I bet they will do the same for you. We’ll start with an article about the four styles of communication that PCM discusses.
Over time, one communication technique that I found extremely useful, especially for difficult conversations, is the Non-Violent Communication framework by M. Rosenberg, PhD.
There is a reason why Process Communication Model is called… “process”.
Because it is in fact like a “recipe” for good connection, communication and stress management 😊.
This means that the way we can connect with others and motivate them is through a simple process, which, if followed step by step can lead to great results.
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There is a reason why Process Communication Model is called… “process”. Because it is in fact like a “recipe” for good connection, communication and stress management 😊. This means that the way we can connect with others and motivate them is through a simple process, which, if followed step by step can lead to great results.