ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Ever wonder why misunderstandings are so common? Or why conflict often spins out of control? Curious about the secrets to a healthier marriage? Want to become a more powerful communicator? Using research, humor, and personal storytelling, Professor Steven Fuller shares practical communication skills to improve your interpersonal relationships.
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daily
Average audio length:
6 minutes
English
United States
99 episodes
since Sept. 2, 2019
episodic
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~54.67% of listeners are from United States.
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US
54.67%
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AU
17.28%
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CA
8.41%
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IN
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NL
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ZA
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Every communication episode takes place in a unique and specific context. And context matters. Just walk into a restroom and you'll see what I mean.
No one is thinking about you. But that’s a good thing.
There's a myth that compromise is always the best way to manage interpersonal conflict, but that's not true in long-term relationships.
Communication misunderstandings cause conflict in our careers and relationships. I'll explain a simple way to create meaning and avoid those misunderstandings.
Manufactured worry is usually worse than the actual consequences.
When you communicate, you are not the reason you're communicating.
It was definitely blue and black. Or white and gold. One of the two.
This one simple trick can help you always be the most interesting person in the room.
Do you know the secret to a longer life, more happiness, better relationships, and more rewarding careers?
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