00:13:19 Listen actively by using the technique of looping for understanding. 00:15:37 Prepare deep questions that focus on values, beliefs, and experiences to foster meaningful conversations. 00:17:49 Recognize the importance of control in different contexts. 00:18:23 Practice giving junior team members a voice in meetings. 00:19:03 Emphasize conversational equity in hybrid communication settings. 00:19:49 Recognize and adapt to different types of conversations: practical, emotional, and social. 00:21:01 Understand the nuances of online communication channels. 00:22:42 Take a moment to consider the mode of conversation before communicating. 00:23:29 Slow down your communication to enhance understanding. 00:23:35 Control the boundaries of a conflict to prevent it from escalating into unrelated issues. 00:25:24 Practice paraphrasing to validate the other person's words and demonstrate active listening. 00:25:34 Embed information in stories to make it more memorable. 00:25:50 Focus on the middle of your stories to engage listeners effectively. 00:29:40 Ask questions that invite more information and show genuine interest in understanding the other person. 00:30:40 Ask questions to show interest and deepen relationships. 00:32:55 Display vulnerability to make others feel comfortable around you. 00:33:00 Take a moment to control yourself, the environment, and the boundaries of the conflict during disagreements. 00:33:36 Listen actively, recognize emotional cues, and adapt the conversation accordingly. 00:34:48 Share your unique perspectives and experiences to make conversations more engaging. 00:37:55 Understand the differences in conflict resolution between personal and professional settings, considering power dynamics and appropriateness.

It is so impressive and touching conversation, Thank you so much and I was lucky to catch this on UKposts.

We need more conversations like this . Excellent !

Great listen while i was working out. Will listen to this again and take notes when i sit down later this evening.

A very powerful conversation. Tell me more...

There's a great book on deep conversations called 'Small Talk Small Ideas: Fifty Ways to Have a Deep Conversation'.

Mad looks an amazing person. His attitude when he listens, he is performing all practices he learned in his podcast.

Didn't know GBS launched a podcast. This is great. GBS should promote this series.

Nice collaborative discussion filled with caring connection. Well done! Thank you.

This is a very good conversation. As an aspirent of US MBA course, how conversation helps me to be successful in the said course. Thank you.

Excellent interview! You both shine!🤩

Wow! GSB should promote this content :) Superb and such a critical podcast #2024

It is so satisfying to watch & listen to master communicators - topnotch articulation! Thank you, Matt & Charles!🎉

Thanks very much ❤ I learn English and communication skills 😊 of this good information content! Developmental 😇🍀

It's fascinating how much the way we communicate affects the message itself. This reinforces the importance of not only being a good listener, but also consciously choosing the right channel, based on the kind of conversation we want to have. This video sparked a lot of thought. I'm curious - what are some subtle cues and habits that help us become a better listeners? I'd love to hear some tips.

I think this captures one of the ideas, I like me best when I am with you

“Think Fast, Talk Smart” - I wonder if the name might one day change to: “Think Slow, Speak Wisdom” :)

The middle arc is the most important is coz that's where the most learning can happen. People have similar struggles so the beginning and the end are things people are familiar to them. What different people do in the middle from beginning to end is what makes the difference.

This is great! Finally I can see you Matt bravo 👍🏽👍🏽

I listened to the podcast, and loved it so much that I came here for the video. Thank you for sharing these amazing pieces of advices.

Wonderful conversation....

What's Dan Bilzerian doing at Stanford?

Don't confuse language with communication. Language is a super power. Communication is universally on, all the time. You are either tuned in or tuned out. Animals communicate.

Thank you so much sir 🙏

Excellent performance of experience

Best way is learning something new hobbies

Thanks you matt

I have few questions, would love to have conversation 1. When person A talks with person B, for starters it is good to exchange values and belief. However along the way you start developing biases towards next person and your mind become clouded with biases - what do we do then, how to have conversation ? ( what strategies to use then ?) 2. People often are busy in their head and when you think who smiled back at you when you smiled - would it lead to any conclusion then ?

I’d be very interested to get any links to learn more about this idea of ‘spontaneous speaking’ which the interviewer raised

Thanks for enjoying 21 century

Why did the beginning sound extremely similar to Andrew Hubermanns podcast 🤨

do you have any worksheets to practice communications? Thanks

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Good!

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Good morning

Exposure of journey

Marine Corps m.o., "Officers eat last" = senior execs speak last.

In my experience, most people are terrified of actually answering a question. They'll search for an oppprtunity to say anything but.

Understand opponents

Take it and cuddle

Listening is different from understand

interesting: the conspicuous absence of the idea of God or Allah or the Infinite Light & Love of our compassionate unity . very, very interesting that this just doesn’t come up!

Answer ir family

Sir (s)understand (u) please (p) every (e)respected (r)

Explains mob mentality

It’s alarming that these people completed grade school. I will admit that I’m not sure if this is effective communication or not.

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You are getting old Mr. Abraham ❤

Don't waste your time on this vacuous conservation. A lot of empty terminology but no substance.

Doctor cannot cure time

This guy wrote a book to learn how to talk to his wife lol 😂😂😂

Drink some water

... as a German Biologist - the strangest par DOXXX is we live in crowded dense cities so close to each other and do the opposite to insulate ourselves with huge Ear Phones talking LOUD on the Phone in the streets to make sure noli me tangere stay away from me how difficult it is to talk to a person it is this self destruction that disables all our social emotional abilities - then no relationship will ever develop and we are lonely, frigid, getting addicted to anything making it worse....