Erica Dhawan | Decoding The Digital Workplace

The Jon Gordon Podcast

Jon Gordon

Leadership, Teamwork, Success, Positiveuniversity, Jongordon, Health & Fitness, Positivity, Education, Positiveu, Happiness, Teambuilding

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🗓️ 10 November 2023

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

Have you fallen for any of these myths about digital body language? Myth #1: Words are the only form of communication in the digital workplace. Myth #2: Digital body language doesn't matter as long as the message is clear. Myth #3: Understanding digital body language is only relevant for remote teams.

In this episode of Positive University, our guest Erica Dhawan will debunk these myths and reveal the truth about the significance of digital body language in enhancing communication skills for leaders and managers in the digital workplace.

Erica Dhawan is a renowned speaker, best-selling author, and expert on innovation and collaboration in the digital workplace. With her book, "Digital Body Language: How to Build Trust and Connection, No Matter the Distance." Erica has revolutionized the way we think about communication in the digital age. She understands that traditional nonverbal cues have been replaced by a new set of signals and cues, and she helps leaders and managers navigate this new terrain. Through her research and coaching, Erica has discovered the power of digital body language in building trust and connection. By understanding and adapting to these cues, leaders can enhance their communication skills and foster engagement within their teams. Erica's insights and practical advice provide a roadmap for success in the digital workplace, empowering leaders to create meaningful connections and drive positive change. Join Jon Gordon as he dives into the world of digital body language with Erica Dhawan on this episode of Positive University.

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0:00.0	Welcome to John Gordon's Positive University podcast where we shared John's
0:05.5	interviews with guests as well as key strategies and lessons from his
0:08.9	keynotes and more. On this episode you'll hear valuable insights from my recent guest interview that John did.
0:15.0	We also want to encourage you to check out John Gordon certified.com.
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0:26.2	impactful mindset, leadership, teamwork principles, strategies, lessons, and programs.
0:31.8	For more information,
0:32.8	visit John Gordon certified.com, that's J-O-N-G-G-N-G-Sertified.
0:38.4	And let's jump in to this episode with John and our featured guest.
0:56.2	Hey, this is John Gordon with positive. with It's great to talk to you. We were an event together in Tampa speaking at the same place and
1:01.3	You're an incredible speaker. You're a best-selling author. You're an expert on innovation and Collabor collaboration, connection,
1:03.8	and you have a book called Digital Body Language.
1:06.3	I have to ask you about that right off the ballot.
1:07.7	What is Digital Body Language all about?
1:10.1	What does that mean?
1:11.2	What is Digital Body Language? Well, you know, a lot of the ways that we think about communication is nonverbal body language.
1:18.9	Pacing, pauses, gestures, tone, the lean in, the handshake, this is how we build trust and connection.
1:26.4	But when so much of our work now has moved digital, body language hasn't disappeared, it is actually transformed
1:35.9	into something I call digital body language, which are all of the cues and
1:39.8	signals that have replaced the handshake, the head nod, and the lean in.
1:43.8	So when I talk about digital body language, I'm not just talking about Zoom skills.
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