What Great Communicators Do Differently (#325)
In this episode of Three Takeaways, host Lynn Toman speaks with Matt Abrahams, a communication expert and lecturer at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business, about the psychology and practice of effective communication. He argues that trying too hard to be interesting or perfect actuall
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