Chuck Wisner

Charles Duhigg, a Pulitzer Prize-winning author and communication expert, joins legendary figures like John Maxwell, Les Brown, and Chuck Wisner to explore the art of impactful communication. They discuss the three essential types of conversations that build connections and the crucial role of active listening. Duhigg reveals transformative techniques like 'looping for understanding' and emphasizes the power of non-verbal cues. Stories of personal growth illustrate how vulnerability and emotional intelligence can enhance relationships in profound ways.

Chuck Wisner, an expert in effective communication and author of The Art of Conscious Conversations, introduces the four archetypal conversations that underlie all our interactions. He shares practical tips on navigating these conversations with mindfulness, highlighting the power of questions and the importance of understanding standards in our interactions. Although not ADHD-specific, this episode provides valuable insights into communication, something many of us with ADHD struggle with.

Join Chuck Wisner, author of "The Art of Conscious Conversations", as he delves into the vital skill of effective communication amidst differing viewpoints. Chuck discusses the importance of asking questions with genuine curiosity and how understanding our triggers can enhance dialogue. He outlines four conversation types—storytelling, collaborative, creative, and commitment—and highlights the distinction between facts and truths in shaping our judgments. Prepare for insights that can transform your conversations and relationships!

Chuck Wisner, president of Wisner Consulting, discusses the four universal types of conversation and how to maximize their effectiveness. Topics include overcoming limiting stories, improving collaboration, deconstructing narratives in business, examining unconscious standards, the value of worry in decision-making, and shifting mindsets for better conversations.

Chuck Wisner, a mediator with a wealth of experience including ties to Harvard and MIT, discusses the essence of conscious conversations. He emphasizes the necessity of self-reflection to enhance communication and the importance of engaging with differing viewpoints. Wisner introduces techniques to identify inherited beliefs and advocates for open inquiry to foster collaboration. He also stresses integrating creativity into discussions to nurture understanding and trust, providing listeners with tools to transform their interactions.