Effective Communication

A special live edition from the Me2We event at Stanford, where strategic communications expert and podcast host Matt Abrahams joins four distinguished faculty members from Stanford Graduate School of Business:

• Michelle Gelfand explores the dynamics of cross-cultural organizational behavior.
• Brian Lowery discusses the societal implications of racial perceptions.
• Deborah Gruenfeld reveals insights into power dynamics and personal presence.
• Zakary Tormala delves into the nuances of persuasive language.

Episode Reference Links:

• Michelle Gelfand: Website
• Michelle Gelfand Stanford Profile: Website 
• Michelle Gelfand’s Book: Rule Makers, Rule Breakers: How Tight and Loose Cultures Wire Our World 
• Michelle Gelfand's Tight-Loose Quiz
• Brian Lowery: Website 
• Brian Lowery’s Stanford Profile: Website 
• Brian Lowery’s Book: Selfless: The Social Creation of "You" 
• Brian Lowery’s Podcast: Know What You See 
• Deborah Gruenfeld’s Stanford Profile: Website 
• Deborah Gruenfeld’s Book: Acting With Power: Why We Are More Powerful Than We Believe 
• Zak Tormala’s Stanford Profile: Website 
• Ep.67 What is Normal? How Culture Affects Communication Styles YouTube / Website 
• Ep.84 Quick Thinks: How Others Define Us YouTube / Website 
• Ep.11 The Science of Influence: How to Persuade Others and Hold Their Attention YouTube / Website 
• Ep.12 It’s Not What You Say It’s How You Say It: How to Communicate Power Youtube / Website

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Chapters:

(00:00:00) Introduction

Producer Jenny Luna and host Matt Abrahams introduce a live episode featuring four Stanford GSB faculty members.

(00:01:40) Navigating Conflicts and Negotiations in Diverse Settings

Michelle Gelfand discusses managing conflicts and negotiations in broader societal and cultural contexts.

(00:04:51) Understanding and Managing Diversity

Brian Lowery introduces the Stanford Institute on Race and outlines strategies for leaders to foster inclusivity and manage diverse workforces.

(00:07:57) Dynamics of Power and Influence

Deborah Gruenfeld shares the implications of power dynamics and how they shift from virtual to in-person interactions.

(00:14:04) Persuasion and Effective Communication

Zakary Tormala gives insight into the use of pronouns in persuasive communication and the impact of language in shaping audience engagement.

(00:18:44) Acting with Power in Interactions

Deborah Gruenfeld discusses her ongoing research on how power dynamics influence investor decisions in startup teams.

(00:20:47) The Pursuit of Meaningfulness

Brian Lowery talks about his current focus on what makes life meaningful.

(00:24:14) Cultural Tightness and Looseness

Michelle Gelfand explains her research on how cultures manage norms and rules, and the concept of "tight" and "loose" cultures.

(00:28:52) Persuasive Communication

Zakary Tormala shares insights from his latest research on framing effects in communication.

(00:32:13) Participant Reflections

A Stanford LEAD participant shares experiences from Brian Lowery's class, emphasizing the importance of perspective-taking and trust in leadership.

(00:33:15) Conclusion

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Whether you're looking to boost your productivity, find more joy in your work, or simply be more present in the moment, you need flow — and research by Assistant Professor David Melnikoff could help you find it.

Melnikoff investigates how we pursue our goals, and how flow — the state of being totally immersed and engaged in what we’re doing — can help us achieve them. According to him, flow isn’t necessarily about enjoying a task or activity for its own sake, but more about the process of discovery that unfolds as we take action in the face of uncertainty. “The source of flow is engaging in an activity that allows you to reduce uncertainty about your future, engaging in actions that reduce possible future outcomes, or ideally, eliminate all possible future outcomes except for one,” he says. With each action that we take, the path before us narrows, leading us more directly to the goal that we’ve set.

In this episode of Think Fast, Talk Smart, Melnikoff shares why uncertainty presents us with the opportunity to step into the flow state, to experience more focus and engagement, and to supercharge our goal pursuit and performance

Episode Reference Links:

• David Melnikoff: Website
• Dr. Laurie Santos (Communicator Melnikoff admires) 
• The Happiness Lab Podcast — Dr. Laurie Santos (Podcast of communicator Melnikoff admires)
•  Ep.59 From Dreaming to Doing: How We Set and Achieve Goals Website / YouTube
•  Ep.104 How to Change: Building Better Habits and Behaviors (And Getting Out of Your Own Way Website / YouTube

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Chapters:

(00:00:00) Introduction

Host Matt Abraham welcomes guest David Melnikoff, an assistant professor of organizational behavior at Stanford GSB and an expert on flow and goal achievement.

(00:00:40) Understanding Flow and Its Benefits

The definition of flow and the reversal of the usual dynamic of goal pursuit.

(00:02:20) Achieving and Maintaining Flow

Misconceptions about achieving flow and the role of reducing uncertainty in engaging activities. 

(00:06:22) Flow in Business and Leadership

Applying flow principles to business, emphasizing the structuring of tasks and goals to induce flow through uncertainty reduction. 

(00:08:39) Personal Applications of Flow for Goal Pursuit

How to utilize flow principles to set and achieve goals with advice on framing tasks to maximize uncertainty and flow. 

(00:11:03) Collaborative Flow and Communication

The potential for shared flow experiences in collaborative settings and the role of communication in facilitating flow.

(00:13:05) Goal Setting and Achievement Advice

Advice on goal setting, advocating for goals with a degree of uncertainty to enhance engagement and likelihood of entering a flow state.

(00:14:43) The Final Three Questions

David Melnikoff shares how he invites flow into his life, a communicator he admires, and his recipe for communication.

(00:16:17) Conclusion

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In this episode, Kristen shares her conversation with Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen on the Mental Health Monday, where they discuss effective communication and its impact on mental well-being.

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Ever wondered why your attempts at establishing limits are met with resistance, or why your conversations don't lead to the mutual respect you're aiming for? We'll delve deep into the mistakes you might not even realize you're making, and how they can negatively impact your interactions.

Tune in to this episode to discover:

✔️ The importance of context and tone in boundary-setting conversations to prevent miscommunication.

✔️ Examples of passive-aggressive or aggressive boundary-setting language.

✔️ 7 Principles for confrontation-free boundaries.

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Hello and welcome to Real Estate Jerky, where tough love meets financial health. I'm your host, Ed Parcaut, joined by my co-host, Mike Kelly, and today we've got an enlightening episode in store for you. Our esteemed guest, Sheriff Jeff Dirkse, will grace us with insights on a range of compelling topics, from improving community safety to combating the complexities of human trafficking in California.

We'll dive deep into Stanislaus County's real estate heartbeat, analyzing current market statistics and the competing forces of low supply and high demand. As we chew over the anticipated increase in single-family homes and the static forecast for housing affordability, we'll explore how this terrain affects both buyers and renters.

Sheriff Dirkse will then shed light on a significant reduction in homicides and the strategic initiatives that have curtailed violence, from targeted enforcement against illegal marijuana grows to enhanced tactical medicine training for deputies.

The heavy topic of human trafficking enters our forum, revealing the dual avenues of smuggling and exploitation, and the unexpected demographics embroiled in these networks. We'll even grapple with the CCW conundrum, discussing legal twists and the data (or lack thereof) tying CCW holders to crime.

So buckle up for a riveting ride through law enforcement's use of technology, from drones to drug-sniffing dogs with novel capabilities. And before we bid you farewell, you'll get a glimpse into what's next: a picturesque journey into small towns and farmland.

Stay tuned, listeners, for today’s journey into the interwoven worlds of real estate, community safety, and the challenges we face in society. It’s all here, on Real Estate Jerky.

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"Dad, I thiink it might be time to give up your keys and stop driving..." this is the conversation you don't want to have and your parent doesn't want to hear. Can you imagine yourself having to give up the freedom and mobility? So can you empathize with and listen to your parent. Cause imagine what they are going through. Gina and Don talk about listening is one of the first steps in this conversation.

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Listening is a critical skill in relationships and in any environment where personal interactions are required. Join Mary Jane Fox and her special guest, Bishop Gary Janank, as they explore the importance and the art of listening.

On today’s journey, we will discuss:

• Listening as the foundation of all human relationships.
• What is the key to the art of listening?
• How can we improve our listening skills?
• What are some ways we can listen to God with the ear of our heart?

Click here to visit the official webpage for this episode.

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"Listening to other people’s needs is listening to God. Noticing simple, natural beauty, hearing music, even confronting the challenge of pain and problems - that can all be listening to God too." - Peter Kreeft

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Effective communication plays a crucial role in all treasury functions, and failing to prioritize the development of communication skills can hinder growth across the board. In today’s discussion, we’ll hear from Craig Jeffery, Managing Partner of Strategic Treasurer, on just one of the topics covered in the Guide to Excellence in Treasury: effective communication. He talks through action items, a real-world example from his past, and how communication will change with the implementation of generative AI. Listen in to learn more.

Download the ebook here.

Listen to the audiobook here.

The book Craig refers to at 18:16 is titled Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don't Know by Adam Grant.

Love is in the air!

In this week’s episode of the SoulTalk podcast, we welcome back John Gray, an American relationship guru and author of the book: “Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus.” His book was first published in 1992 and explores the difference between men and women in relationships and communication.

This Valentine’s Day, John shares his expert tips to make the day unforgettable, catering to singles, new couples, and those celebrating years of love. His insights specialize in navigating the twists and turns of today’s modern romance.

So, join us as we explore the topics of love, relationships, sex, and dating to help you understand and embrace the differences for better interpersonal connections. Tune in to this week’s episode to find out how!

Timestamps:

• 0:53 - Guest intro.
• 1:48 - Let’s talk about love and relationships.
• 5:04 - Dating tips for men and women.
• 14:02 - How to ignite a woman’s desire?
• 20:10 - The importance of being authentic.
• 28:48 - Why should women do more of the talking on dates?
• 31:25 - How to know when you’re ready?
• 41:05 - The secret code for effective communication.
• 58:05 - How do kids affect the dynamics of relationships?

Some questions I ask:

• How can someone navigate the challenges of being single during Valentine’s Day?
• Where is the balance between discerning and not settling when looking for a partner?
• How can men maintain healthy levels to support commitment and connection to women?
• Why should women talk more on a date, and how does it contribute to building a connection?
• Is there a policy in the relationship where you discuss dealing with anger?
• Is sex the secret to a long-lasting relationship and emotional connection?
• How having kids can change the dynamics of a relationship?

In this episode, you will learn about:

• The concept of love and relationship during Valentine’s season.
• How to overcome the fear of not deserving love.
• The importance of respect in a relationship.
• Practical tips for attracting the right partner & communicating your emotions.
• The truth about modern relationships.
• How elemental oration supplements benefit both men and women.
• Principles in a gay relationship to maintain balance and attraction.

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As you may have heard me share on the show, when it comes to romantic relationships I’ve had to learn some hard lessons and have had to do a lot of healing work on myself. I’m far from perfect, but I have been curious, committed and hungry to understand what makes certain relationships succeed. 

And now I have something I have never experienced before in any relationship. Peace and Harmony. 

So, whether you're in a relationship or on the journey to find that special someone, we've got a powerful episode for you today. We're discussing the "7 Keys To Lasting Love." This episode is for those who are willing to do the work, to take a hard look at your patterns, to define your own worthiness and to adopt a mindset of Greatness when it comes to your romantic relationships. 

In this episode you will learn

• The importance of effective communication in relationships, including mastering the art of listening, and how it serves as the foundation for lasting love.
• The transformative power of vulnerability, how it fosters intimacy and trust, and why it's crucial to show up and be seen in your relationships.
• The significance of showing respect and setting boundaries, how to communicate your needs clearly, and the role of boundaries in fostering healthy relationships.
• The value of showing appreciation and understanding your partner's love language, and how recognizing and fulfilling each other's emotional needs strengthens your bond.
• The importance of growth and adaptability in relationships, embracing change, and supporting each other's journeys towards becoming the best versions of yourselves.

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In this enlightening episode, we delve into 'The Art of Communication in Relationships.' Discover the biblical perspective on effective communication, the power of active listening, and the art of expressing empathy. Unearth the wisdom from James 1:19 and Ephesians 4:15, and learn how these teachings can transform your relationships. Perfect for those seeking spiritual growth and deeper connections. Don't forget to subscribe for more insightful episodes!

➡️ Episode Highlights:

• Importance of Active Listening
• Expressing Yourself with Love and Kindness
• Biblical Insights on Communication

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In this enlightening episode, we delve into 'The Art of Communication in Relationships.' Discover the biblical perspective on effective communication, the power of active listening, and the art of expressing empathy. Unearth the wisdom from James 1:19 and Ephesians 4:15, and learn how these teachings can transform your relationships. Perfect for those seeking spiritual growth and deeper connections. Don't forget to subscribe for more insightful episodes!

➡️ Episode Highlights:

• Importance of Active Listening
• Expressing Yourself with Love and Kindness
• Biblical Insights on Communication

Follow me at: 

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Building Stronger Relationships through Clear and Compassionate Communication

In this episode, Rachid discusses effective communication for meaningful relationships. It discussed how mastering communication is key to meaningful relationships and interactions in a diverse world.

Active listening and nonverbal communication. It covered listening to understand, relate to, and reason with others to communicate effectively, as well as body language and context.

Improving communication skills for personal and professional relationships. It discussed restating what you hear to ensure accuracy, especially in sensitive conversations, and how effective communication requires practice, patience, and a genuine desire to connect.

More About Topics Covered:

• Effective communication for meaningful relationships. 

• Effective communication through active listening. 

• Active listening and nonverbal communication. 

• Body language and communication barriers. 

• Improving communication skills for personal and professional relationships. 

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Greg McKeown (@GregoryMcKeown) is the author of two New York Times bestsellers, Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less and Effortless: Make It Easier to Do What Matters Most. Together they have sold more than two million copies in 37 languages. He is also a speaker, host of The Greg McKeown Podcast and founder of The Essentialism Academy with students from 96 countries. More than 175,000 people have signed up to his 1-Minute Wednesday newsletter.

He is currently doing a doctorate at The University of Cambridge, and he is easily one of my favorite thinkers on all things related to effectiveness, efficiency, and—at the end of the day—quality of life. 

Greg is originally from London, England, and he and his wife Anna are parents to four children.

Please enjoy!

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[10:02] How 2023 informed 2024’s highest priorities.

[16:09] Greg’s system for effortless execution of daily tasks.

[27:42] Directional documents, shameless repentance, and shifting success.

[36:53] Poetic mysticism and matchmaking introspection.

[41:51] What compass guides you toward purpose?

[45:10] The truth as a path to your best possible future.

[50:34] Maslow’s forgotten pinnacle of self-transcendence.

[54:28] Why self-actualization is an insufficient foundation for meaningful relationships.

[1:03:09] Recommended reading for relationship cultivation.

[1:07:43] A true, bittersweet tale of progressively deepening love.

[1:13:28] The benefits of treating social media as an option rather than an obligation.

[1:16:12] AI: good servant, poor master.

[1:17:23] Blocking time for a top priority.

[1:27:55] “It’s the tools, stupid.”

[1:30:56] Embracing the constraints that stack the decks in your favor.

[1:35:41] How to sign up for Greg’s free “Less, But Better” 30-day email program.

[1:37:09] Employing the George Costanza opposite life hack.

[1:40:53] Parting thoughts.

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Are your speaking habits holding you back professionally? Are you unknowingly weakening your workplace presence? Discover the subtle yet significant communication mistakes that thoughtful, kind, and humble professionals usually make.

Tune in to this episode to discover:

✔️ The top 10 communication mistakes that inadvertently reduce your authority and influence at work.

✔️ Insights into why these mistakes can undermine your professional presence and how they're perceived by colleagues and superiors.

✔️ Practical tips on what to say instead, empowering you to communicate with confidence and clarity.

✔️ Strategies to instantly transform your speaking habits, enhancing your professional image and leadership potential.

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Melissa Urban is the co-founder and CEO of Whole30 and an authority on helping people create lifelong healthy habits. She is a seven-time New York Times bestselling author and has been featured by People, Good Morning America, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and CNBC.

Be sure to check out Melissa’s new book, ‘The Book of Boundaries: Set the Limits That Will Set You Free.’ 

In this episode you will learn, 

• Common boundaries many relationships fail to set.
• Key boundaries you need to create in your relationship.
• The hidden challenges of creating boundaries for yourself.
• The benefits that come from setting boundaries with yourself.
• How to step away from people who don’t respect boundaries.

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In this enlightening episode of Crystal's Spot, host Crystal Swearingen engages in a riveting conversation with special guest ST Rappaport, a renowned brain engineer and the visionary behind Lifepix University. They dive deep into the art and science of enhancing thinking skills to accomplish tasks more effectively, a topic crucial for entrepreneurs and individuals alike.

ST Rappaport shares her invaluable insights on the challenges entrepreneurs face, especially in communication and marketing. She stresses the importance of tailoring these aspects to cater to diverse thinking styles, thereby reaching a broader audience. This episode is not just about identifying strengths and weaknesses but also about the transformative journey of working within one's "zone of genius" while simultaneously improving in weaker areas.

Listeners will be captivated by ST's personal story of overcoming planning challenges and how a breakthrough training in categorization opened her eyes to the bigger picture, enabling her to plan strategically for the future. This episode is a treasure trove for entrepreneurs who aspire to grow their business without the burnout, offering practical advice on rewiring the brain for increased efficiency and inner peace.

Join Crystal and ST Rappaport for an inspiring session that promises to change your perspective on brainpower and entrepreneurial success. Whether you're looking to enhance your thinking skills, streamline your business, or just seeking inspiration, this episode of Crystal's Spot is your gateway to unlocking your true potential.

Margo is joined by certified and credentialed life coach and hypnotherapist, masterful speaker, and courageous communication expert Amy Green Smith. Amy uses her roles as coach, writer, podcaster, and speaker to move individuals to a place of radical personal empowerment and self-worth. With acute focus on helping people “find their voice”, she is highly sought after for her uncommon style of irreverence, wisdom, and humor.

Margo and Amy discuss:

• Her life crisis moment that led her to leave an industry she had great success in

• The importance of effective communication and emotional well-being

• Learning to find your voice and powerfully say 'No' as an artist

• Combatting people-pleasing in business

• Finding the right words, creating boundaries, and cultivating self-worth as an entrepreneur

• Navigating uncomfortable conversations

• The science behind our four fear responses (and how they hold creatives back)

• Her amazing Free-sources

• And so much more! 

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“It’s not about being right; it’s about getting it right.”

Host: Michael Dargie, THE REBELREBEL PODCAST
Guest: Dr. Michael Gerharz, MICHAELGERHARZ.COM

In the latest episode of The RebelRebel Podcast, Michael Dargie welcomes Dr. Michael Gerharz, a renowned communication expert and strategist hailing from Cologne, Germany. Throughout the episode, Dr. Gerharz delves into his evolution from a doctoral scholar in communication systems to a fervent communication coach. He sheds light on his professional focus, which revolves around assisting a diverse range of individuals, including C-suite executives and entrepreneurs, in developing and delivering messages that carry significant impact.

Dr. Gerharz’s unique approach focuses on helping people find the right words to make their ideas resonate and create a lasting impact. He emphasizes the importance of simplicity and clarity in communication, citing his frustration with brilliant ideas getting lost in translation due to poor presentation. Drawing inspiration from his experiences and his blog, Dr. Gerharz discusses the power of concise and compelling storytelling, especially in business and strategy communication.

One of the most profound moments in the episode is Dr. Gerharz’s recounting of his school days, particularly the influence of his physics teacher, who instilled in him the value of precise and clear expression. This anecdote beautifully ties into his current philosophy that communication is not just about being right, but about getting it right.

Additionally, Dr. Gerharz shares insights from his podcast ‘Irresistible Communication’ and his upcoming book, ‘The Path to Strategic Impact,’ which delves deeper into effective strategy communication. He also touches upon his personal interests, including his passion for playing the guitar and reading a diverse range of literature.

This episode is not just a conversation about the technicalities of effective communication; it’s a deeper exploration of how words can shape ideas and how ideas, when well-communicated, can change the world.

Episode Highlights

• Dr. Michael Gerharz’s transition from a communication systems expert to a communication coach.
• The significance of choosing the right words for impactful communication.
• The influence of Dr. Gerharz’s physics teacher on his communication style.
• Insights into Dr. Gerharz’s podcast ‘Irresistible Communication.’
• Preview of his upcoming book, ‘The Path to Strategic Impact.’
• Dr. Gerharz’s personal interests, including his love for guitar and literature.
• His philosophy on making a difference through communication.
• Discussion on the importance of audience-centric communication in presentations and strategy.

Great Quotes From Dr. Michael Gerharz

• “It’s not about being right, it’s about getting it right.”
• “Simplicity and clarity in communication are key.”
• “Communication is not just about words, it’s about the impact they create.”
• “A thought that has been thought cannot be taken back.”

Links from this episode

• Dr. Michael Gerharz’s Website
• Dr. Michael Gerharz on LinkedIn
• Dr. Michael Gerharz’s podcast, ‘Irresistible Communication‘
• ‘To Kill a Mockingbird‘ by Harper Lee
• ‘The Physicist‘ by Friedrich Dohernmatt
• ‘Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy‘ by Douglas Adams

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Connor Beaton is a men's life coach, founder of ManTalks, and an author focusing on men's wellness and personal growth. He integrates Jungian psychology and somatic therapy into his coaching and speaking engagements​

In this episode of the Dad Edge podcast, host Larry Hagner and guest Connor Beaton talk about the power of voice in conveying emotions and creating a comfortable environment for effective communication. They discuss how slowing down speech and being mindful of tone can reduce anxiety and improve relationships.

Connor Beaton shares his expertise in voice training and music, explaining how a person's voice can reflect their internal state. He suggests that speaking quickly or in a high-pitched tone can be indicative of anxiety or discomfort. By intentionally slowing down speech, individuals can bring attention and presence to their delivery, thereby potentially reducing anxiety and creating a more calm external perception.

The conversation also extends to the impact of voice in parenting and marriage. Connor Beaton emphasize how their calm demeanor and voice can influence the behavior and emotions of their children and partners. They note that when they are calm, their children and partners also tend to be calm. This demonstrates that voice plays a crucial role in creating a sense of safety and comfort in relationships.

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