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Unleash Your Team's Potential
Ignite Belonging & Drive Innovation
Nicole Shir Keynote Speaker, Trainer & Consultant The Needs Languages®

 Imagine finding yourself in a  world where every voice is heard, every idea is valued, and every individual feels a deep sense of belonging.

This is the world I help create. As a passionate and experienced speaker and trainer, I ignite innovation and belonging within organizations, empowering teams to:

-Communicate with clarity and empathy

-Embrace diverse perspectives and foster creativity

-Build strong relationships and overcome challenges

-Unlock their full potential and achieve extraordinary results.

Come join me on this journey of belonging.  Working with me, you will have a transformative experience that is worth remembering. 

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Nicole has an educational background in conflict resolution, business & an MS in industrial organizational psychology. I have authored several books, researched personality through a belonging lens. This last year I spent time working on a project with the APA Consulting DEI Division working on a DEAB project of how different races, cultures, women and LGBTQ+ view disability/ accessibility, writing a training manual. For more information please reach out to me at the bottom of my service page.

 https://www.theneedslanguages.com/services

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Resolving conflict so you can be heard and happiness and belonging in your relationships. â€‹

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ABOUT US

The Needs Languages

noun – needs languages /nÄ“dz/ˈlaNGÉ¡wij/

 

A system to identify and categorize personality types. It is fast and intuitive helping you feel connected and providing a sense of belonging in all your relationships.

TESTIMONIALS

The Needs Languages have helped me realize the reasons I have acted certain ways in past relationships and identify why some partners have not been a good match for me in the long run. It has also taught me to accept people for who they are and learn how to interact with them from an understanding of their basic needs. It allows me to show forgiveness for family members whom I often find it difficult to interact with.
 
For example, one person who is close with me has the opposite Needs Languages from me, Right and Control. Since neither of these things are my dominant needs, like they are to her, I am able to let go and let her be right or have control in order to avoid unnecessary arguments.

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