Supercommunicators: How to Talk So People Listen

New York Times Bestselling author Charles Duhigg returns to the podcast to share how to apply the principles of supercommunicators to preaching and public speaking, what makes a leader a supercommunicator, and the brain science of communication.

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Chapters
08:56 - The Secret to Being Super Communicators
17:35 - Listen Well: Communication Skills
22:17 - You've Got to Study the Audience
30:28 - How to Ask the Audience Questions
36:57 - The neuroscience of conversation
40:05 - Better Communicators: The Secret to Leadership
42:41 - What are the elements or ingredients in a super communicator conversation?
48:21 - A decade on the podcast
50:01 - A message for super communicators

[passerby]

Appreciate the valuable and helpful voice and service you are providing in the space and discourse, Carey.

[coreypena]

Thank you for your helpful content, Carey! I'm new in my leadership role, and your podcast has been beneficial in my growth.

[DrScottLehr]

Carey, Thank you for this... is there any reason you would not put the book in the description? I ask because 1. I looked for it to order it as I enjoyed this conversation so much... 2. I am starting my own YouTube channel and wonder if you have a philosophical reason to NOT have the link... 3. So, seeking learning, and being curious as you have done this much longer than me. Thank you for any insights.

[ChirpyChat]

I hate it when preachers tell congregants "turn to your neighbour and say..."