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Mentioned in 9 episodes

Digital Body Language

Book • 2021

In 'Digital Body Language', Erica Dhawan explores how traditional body language signals are replaced in digital communication.

She offers insights and strategies to build trust and clarity across genders, generations, and cultures, making it easier to connect in a world dominated by screens.

The book covers various digital communication platforms, from emails to video meetings, providing solutions to common misunderstandings.

Mentioned by

Danielle Bayard Jackson

Dave Stachowiak

Mike Schmitz

Samara Cohen

Mentioned in 9 episodes

Mentioned by

Mike Schmitz

as a book whose creation was likely influenced by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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193: Slow Productivity by Cal Newport

Mentioned by

Marielle Segarra

and Malika Garib in the podcast as the author of the book that is the subject of the episode.

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The etiquette of texting

Mentioned by

Cory Hixson

in relation to "The Future is Analog", highlighting the lack of shared context in remote work.

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166: The Future is Analog by David Sax

Chosen by

Joe Buleg

as the next book for discussion, focusing on understanding body language in digital communication.

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121: Leaders Eat Last by Simon Sinek

Mentioned by

Mike Schmitz

as the source of a quiz he attempted.

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123: Procrastinate on Purpose by Rory Vaden

Mentioned by

Mike Schmitz

in the context of effective communication in non-face-to-face settings, highlighting the limitations of the "Difficult Conversations" book in addressing this topic.

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187: Difficult Conversations by Douglas Stone, Bruce Patton, & Sheila Heen

Mentioned by

Joe Buleg

as a recently released book about building trust and connection remotely.

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120: The Now Habit by Neil Fiore

Mentioned by

Joe Buleg

as a book about communication in a digital context.

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122: Digital Body Language by Erica Dhawan