Alison Wood Brooks on How to Make Every Conversation Matter | EP 563

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🗓️ 23 January 2025

⏱️ 58 minutes

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In Passion Struck episode 563, John is joined by Dr. Alison Wood Brooks, a behavioral scientist, Harvard Business School professor, and author of the groundbreaking book "TALK."

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0:00.0	Coming up next on Passionstruck.
0:02.2	So your question is, how can we think about the way that we communicate, how does that relate to us mattering?
0:07.9	It's such a profound question.
0:10.8	I think one thing that I've learned by doing this research and teaching this course about conversation is that our evidence to ourselves and to other people that we matter and that they matter, the place
0:23.8	where that happens is so often during our conversations and in these little tiny moments where
0:30.2	we make small choices that show, oh, I believe in myself or I believe in you.
0:36.2	And the difference between micro-kindnesses and micro-harmes,
0:41.1	sometimes when you're looking at a transcript, they look very subtle. But I think in the emotional
0:45.8	experience of those interactions, the difference can be massive in terms of how much you are
0:52.3	conveying that you believe that you matter and how much you care
0:56.7	about the other person and convey that they matter.
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1:42.3	Hey, Passionstruck, fam. welcome to episode 563. Have you ever
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