Personal development

Chris Anderson reveals the secret ingredient behind the most compelling TED Talks and provides guidelines to effectively deliver an idea to an audience. Significance of the idea transfer The principal element that sets apart all compelling TED Talks is the transfer of an idea, an extraordinary gift. The foremost task

Collins Dobbs, a lecturer in management at Stanford Graduate School of Business, shares valuable insights on handling challenging conversations effectively. His discussion revolves around the importance of creating space for silence, understanding emotions, and adopting the right approach to feedback. The power of silence Silence plays a crucial role in

DK, a creative producer and public speaking expert, delves into the art of effective public speaking. He explores the three crucial elements that make up a compelling talk and introduces a ‘Jedi mind trick’ to help manage nerves. The importance of listening in public speaking Effective public speaking is more

Strategic communications lecturer Matt Abrahams shares his top guiding principles for successful communication. Understanding your audience Knowing your audience and what they need to hear is crucial before initiating any form of communication. This involves understanding their expectations, backgrounds, and the information they require. The importance of a clear communication

Strategic communications lecturer Matt Abrahams interviews four authors from the Stanford d.school on the multifaceted aspects of communication. The discussion explores the intersection of courage, belonging, ambiguity, and data in designing effective communication. Understanding the components of courage Courage is a complex concept composed of fear, values, action, and

Angela Graves explores the significance of effective communication in building strong relationships, communities, and societies. She highlights the detrimental impact of hearing loss on communication and relationships, while emphasizing the importance of clear speech, active listening, and understanding differing perspectives for effective communication. She further discusses the role of perception