Some people have a gift for making you feel comfortable within minutes. They ask thoughtful questions, they listen closely, and somehow you leave the conversation feeling energized instead of exhausted.
Charles Duhigg believes those people aren't born that way—they've simply learned skills that anyone can develop.
In our conversation, we explore ideas from his excellent book, Supercommunicators, including why every discussion is really an emotional, practical, or social conversation, how asking deeper questions creates stronger connections, and why listening is much more than staying quiet while someone else talks. Tune in here!
Charles backs every insight with memorable stories—from NASA's astronaut selection process to the famous "Fast Friends" experiment—that make the lessons impossible to forget.
The biggest takeaway? Great communication begins the moment we become more interested in understanding others than being understood ourselves.
Mahalo!
Guy
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