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Why do some conversations succeed — while others fail? How does communication work within our brains, our families, our workplaces and our communities? This is a book about what happens inside our minds when we open our mouths and ears — and the surprising and unexpected reasons so much goes right and wrong.
Audiences will learn about CIA officers trying to recruit spies, marriage counsellors helping couples, NASA psychologists hoping to pick astronaut candidates by testing who can ‘hear’ emotions, and how Netflix discussed internal controversies over race. How do supercommunicators do what they do, and what can we learn from them about bridging divides?
With actionable advice, and fascinating stories, this keynote shows why the ability to speak clearly and listen closely — to figure out what is really happening inside our brains as we communicate — can make the difference between life and death.
If there were a silver bullet for productivity, Charles Duhigg would have discovered it by now. Duhigg spent years researching the science of productivity and ...
My introduction to the science of productivity began in the summer of 2011, when I asked a friend of a friend for a favor. At.
In the race to get things done quickly and easily, productivity app use jumped 125 percent from 2014 to 2015, helping with things like notes and grocery shopping. Charles Duhigg is the author of the new book, "Smarter Faster Better: The Secrets of Being Productive in Life and Business." The Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times reporter joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss why he believes it takes more than technology and to-do lists to be productive.
Charles Duhigg wants you to turn bad habits into opportunities. The 37-year-old author is creating a buzz in the business world with his book, The Power of ...

Supercommunicators: How to Unlock the Secret Language of Connection

A Group Of Data Scientists At Google Embark On A Four-year Study Of How The Best Teams Function, And Find That How A Group Interacts Is Much More Important Than Who Is In The Group. A Marine Corps General, Faced With Low Morale Among Recruits, Reimagines Boot Camp -- And Discovers That Instilling A 'bias Toward Action' Can Turn Even The Most Directionless Teenagers Into Self-motivating Achievers. The Filmmakers Behind Disney-s Frozen Are On The Brink Of Catastrophe -- Until They Shake Up Their Team In Just The Right Way, Spurring A Creative Breakthrough That Leads To One Of The Highest-grossing Movies Of All Time. What Do These People Have In Common? They Know That Productivity Relies On Making Certain Choices. The Way We Frame Our Daily Decisions; The Big Ambitions We Embrace And The Easy Goals We Ignore; The Cultures We Establish As Leaders To Drive Innovation: These Are The Things That Separate The Merely Busy From The Genuinely Productive. At The Core Of Smarter Faster Better Are Eight Key Concepts -- From Motivation And Goal-setting To Focus And Decision-making -- That Explain Why Some People And Companies Get So Much Done. Drawing On The Latest Findings In Neuroscience, Psychology And Behavioural Economics -- As Well As The Experiences Of Ceos, Educational Reformers, Four-star Generals, Airplane Pilots And Broadway Songwriters -- Author Charles Duhigg Explains That The Most Productive People, Companies And Organizations Don’t Merely Act Differently. They View The World, And Their Choices, In Profoundly Different Ways. Motivation: Re-imagining Boot Camp, Nursing Home Rebellions, And The Locus Of Control -- Teams: Psychological Safety At Google And Saturday Night Live -- Focus: Cognitive Tunneling, Air France Flight 447, And The Power Of Mental Models -- Goal Setting: Smart Goals, Stretch Goals, And The Yom Kippur War -- Managing Others: Solving A Kidnapping With Lean And Agile Thinking And A Culture Of Trust -- Decision Making: Forecasting The Future (and Winning At Poker) With Bayesian Psychology -- Innovation: How Idea Brokers And Creative Desperation Saved Disney's Frozen -- Absorbing Data: Turning Information Into Knowledge In Cincinnati's Public Schools. -- Appendix: A Reader's Guide To Using These Ideas. Charles Duhigg. Includes Bibliographical References (pages 293-368) And Index.

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