If you think about it this way, it's like you have a conversation with the person, and at the end of that conversation, they feel like they understand themselves better, they understand their business better, they want to continue to have conversations with you.

Welcome to the Art of Accomplishment, where we explore how deepening connection with ourselves and others leads to creating the life we want with enjoyment and ease.

My name is Brett Kistler. I'm an adventurer, entrepreneur, and a self-exploration enthusiast.

I'm here with my co-host, Joe Hudson. Joe is a business coach who spent decades working with

some of the world's top executives and teams, developing a unique model of human patterns that

underpin how we operate with

ourselves, each other, and the world. A good entry point into this model is a mindset called

view, vulnerability, impartiality, empathy, and wonder. Through understanding and cultivation,

we learn to easefully drop into the view state of mind, deepening self-awareness and increasing

our connection with the world around us. To learn more about this podcast or courses, visit

art of accomplishment.com. There are so many approaches out there for deepening communication

and interpersonal skills,

whether in the realm of the personal or the professional.

These frameworks are often composed of learned strategies and techniques that offer prescriptive

style adjustments that may be directionally correct, but most fall short of pointing to

the root conditions that facilitate true depth in human connection.

What if the key ingredient at the core of strong communication is not a strategy, but a state of mind?

And how can we cultivate a more connective way of being through practice in our relationships as they are right now?

These are the questions behind a practice we call view, which we'll be covering in this five-part series.

So, Joe, what is Vue?

Oh, practically, it's a way to have conversations. It's a communication methodology that allows

your conversations to be far more effective. And by effective, I mean more connected, more intimate, and more productive, from anything

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