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by Guy Roberts
Have you ever felt like you're not being listened to? That you're quiet? Or that you have amazing ideas that you struggle to articulate to others? I'm Guy Roberts, and here we explore the quiet superpowers of communication. I grew up without ever saying much. It took me a long time to "find my voice". Communication is the single most important skill you can learn in your life. And yes, it can be learnt. In each episode, we break down a topic or aspect of communication skills, to help you on your own journey to creating more meaningful connections with others, building self-confidence, and being seen and recognised for what you can offer. Whether you're new to improving your communication or you're a seasoned speaker, let's find your quiet superpowers of communicating.
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Hey friends - this is an episode on self-confidence, self-belief, looking at the different factors that influence this, and how we might improve it.(I realised that the video is over-exposed and couldn't manage to quite fix it in the editing process...)Hope you enjoy this episode!As always, please leave any comments or feedback below :)
Hey friends - this is a special episode where I had the privilege to record a conversation/interview with Dan Deighton.I met Dan through a public speaking club. He is a very experienced public speaker, professional coach, and personal mentor. This conversation covers a wide range of topics centered around public speaking, with a focus on the particular benefits of developing this skill for introverted and quiet people. I hope you enjoy this different format of the podcast! As always, please let me know if you have any questions, feedback, ideas in the comments below!You can find more about what Dan does here:https://deighton-confidence.carrd.co/He also posts frequently across multiple channels:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-deighton-45572b131/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@yourachievementorSubstack: https://substack.com/@yourachievementor
Hey friends - this episode is about how to connect with people whilst traveling.I have spent a while traveling alone in recent times, and I've been interested in how we can improve the kind of connections we form with strangers, and look at why we're prone to avoiding these kind of interactions so often.Links and resources mentioned:https://faculty.haas.berkeley.edu/jschroeder/Publications/Epley&Schroeder2014.pdfhttps://www.paulekman.com/resources/universal-facial-expressions/https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30183512/https://drkatieblake.com/blog/psychology-of-solo-travel(I'm not quite sure why my background light changed color towards the end!)
Hey friends - this is an episode about the modern problem of concentration and focus.This has been a personal struggle of mine, so I wanted to take some time to talk about new habits that I've been using to practice and improve the quality of deep work that I do, as well as ideas you may like to use for yourself.Hope you find this episode insightful.As mentioned, here is the article "Stay on the Bus":P.S. Apologies about the background music noise... I struggled to remove this whilst editing, and couldn't find a quiet place in this hotel!
Hey friends - today we're looking at Bertrand Russell, a profoundly influential and prolific British philosopher. He was also someone who exhibited many quiet habits and behaviours, of which I've become fascinated in over the past couple of months. We explore his life, and draw out insights that will hopefully help you to live a more influential and exciting, yet quiet life. Resources mentioned: Deep Work. Cal NewportThe Spirit of Solitude: Bertrand Russell, Ray MonkA History of Western Philosophy, Unpopular Essays, The Conquest of Happiness (Bertrand Russell)I've also been working on a new weekly-ish newsletter which you can find here: https://buttondown.com/guyroberts21Quotes from this episode (Bertrand Russell): "A happy life must be to a great extent a quiet life, for it is only in an atmosphere of quiet that true joy can live.""In adolescence, I hated life and was continually on the verge of suicide, from which, however, I was restrained by the desire to know more mathematics.""We are all prone to the malady of the introvert, who, with the manifold spectacle of the world spread out before him, turns away and gazes only upon the emptiness within."Hope you have a wonderful rest of your day :)
Hello friends - this episode is about some recent experiences with public speaking, and the resulting value of receiving feedback! Hope you enjoy (and look forward to a new episode next week!).
Hey friends- this is just a very short episode I recorded whilst on a hike at the weekend. I wanted to share something I'd recently discovered through a graphic novel on introversion. Hope you find this useful! Apologies for the sound of the airplanes, I hadn't realized how loud these were! I've also started a Substack recently - https://guyroberts21.substack.com/If you have any feedback of comments, please let me know :)Feel free to leave a voice note : https://podline.fm/quiet-superpowersNote: I would never share a voice note on the podcast without asking.
Hey friends - today's episode is about why I believe it's actually a benefit to have a weak "social battery", typically as an introvert.I share my ideas on how to reframe the challenge of wanting to be able to socialize more with other people, as well as some things that we can do to support the recharging when you do feel drained.I'm aware there's been a long gap since I last uploaded...! I've been preparing for the upcoming travel, where the format of the podcast will change. I'll be sharing the links for where you can follow my journey. I plan to write, podcast, and vlog (and take some amazing photos!) whilst traveling.If you have any feedback of comments, please let me know :)Feel free to leave a voice note : https://podline.fm/quiet-superpowersNote: I would never share a voice note on the podcast without asking.
Have you ever felt like you're not being listened to? That you're quiet? Or that you have amazing ideas that you struggle to articulate to others? I'm Guy Roberts, and here we explore the quiet superpowers of communication. I grew up without ever saying much. It took me a long time to "find my voice". Communication is the single most important skill you can learn in your life. And yes, it can be learnt. In each episode, we break down a topic or aspect of communication skills, to help you on your own journey to creating more meaningful connections with others, building self-confidence, and being seen and recognised for what you can offer. Whether you're new to improving your communication or you're a seasoned speaker, let's find your quiet superpowers of communicating.
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