Christian van Nieuwerburgh

Christian van Nieuwerburgh, Professor of Coaching and Positive Psychology, and Robert Biswas-Diener, a renowned researcher, dive into 'Radical Listening.' They reveal how traditional active listening often misses the mark. Discover the six motivations behind listening and why half-listening can erode trust. They emphasize genuine engagement over polite nodding and share techniques for meaningful conversations, even in tough moments. Tune in for insights on deepening connections and making people feel truly valued in every interaction.

Dr. Christian van Nieuwerburgh, an executive coach and academic, teams up with Dr. Robert Biswas-Diener, a renowned psychologist, to delve into the often-overlooked skill of radical listening. They discuss the disconnect caused by modern distractions and the emotional barriers to effective communication. Their insights reveal how practicing curiosity and empathy can foster deeper connections in both personal and professional spheres. They even touch on bridging ideological divides, advocating for open dialogue and intellectual humility to enhance understanding.

In this engaging discussion, Christian van Nieuwerburgh, a professor of Coaching and Positive Psychology, teams up with psychologist Robert Biswas-Diener. They delve into 'Radical Listening,' revealing how it can foster genuine connections and improve communication, particularly in healthcare. The importance of intellectual humility and accepting diverse perspectives takes center stage, illustrating how even small interactions can make a significant impact. Their personal stories and insights offer practical tips for developing meaningful dialogues, especially in challenging times.