Everyone says communication is important. But how do you master it?

In this episode of the Empowering Leaders Success Leaves Clues, Luke brings together people who think deeply about how words land. Dan Rutstein talks about the power of three. Julian Treasure shares why listening is a radical act. Steve Kerr explains why he sometimes writes letters instead of speeches. Michael Cheika leans into honest conflict. Yasmin Poole walks toward hard truths. Suzanne Eyler Williams reminds us to say less and hear more. And Gilbert Enoka talks about the internal shift that needs to happen before any external change can stick.

It’s a collection of stories about communication that is clear, human and often uncomfortable, but always in service of something bigger than ego.

Find the full episodes right here:

Dan Rutstein: British Diplomacy to American Soccer Leadership

Julian Treasure: The Real Power Move? Saying Less, Listening Better

Steve Kerr & Mikel Arteta LIVE: The Leadership Playbook

Michael Cheika: Leading Across Cultures - What Business Can Borrow From Sport

Yasmin Poole: How to Speak Up - Even When It’s Hard

Suzanne Eyler Williams: Cushioning the effects of concussion and repetitive impact

Gilbert Enoka: The Mind Behind the All Blacks

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