Summary: There Is No Good Card for This By Dr. Kelsey Crowe
Put Your Own Oxygen Mask on First What makes us shy away? Meet the Empathy Roadblocks: FEAR OF DOING THE WRONG THING. “Oh God, what …
Communication
Summary: The Lost Art of Good Conversation By Sakyong Mipham
The Art in Conversation Even brief moments of conversation can rescue us from being isolated and self-centered. They bring us out and help us engage …
Summary: Tell to Win By Peter Guber
It’s the Story Move your listeners’ hearts, and their feet and wallet will follow. Data dumps are not stories—dump them, don’t tell them! Story isn’t …
Summary: Cues By Vanessa Van Edwards
How Cues Work When most people think about communication, they think about decoding cues. Decoding is how we read and interpret social signals from others. …
Summary: Missing Each Other By Edward Brodkin
What Is Attunement, and Why Is It Important? Attunement is the ability to be aware of your own state of mind and body while also …
Summary: We Need to Talk By Celeste Headlee
Be There or Go Elsewhere If you think that you can efficiently do two things at once, you are wrong, I’m sorry to say. Contrary …
Summary: I Have Something to Say By John Bowe
Many readers open a book like this looking for simple guidance about surviving their next speech, report, or presentation. Here, for your benefit, is the …
Summary: Thank You for Arguing By Jay Heinrichs
Control the Tense: Orphan Annie’s Law We expect our arguments to accomplish something. You want a debate to settle an issue, with everyone walking away …
Summary: Communicate with Mastery By JD Schramm
Adopting a Communication Mindset Consider your communication mindset as a platform—every time you deliver a message, whether it’s verbal or non-verbal, written or spoken, you’ll …
Summary: Everybody Writes By Ann Handley
Everybody Writes “If you want to be a writer you must do two things above all others: read a lot and write a lot,” Stephen …
