We Need to Talk: How to Have Conversations That Matter
Categories: Self-Help
Radio journalist Celeste Headlee draws on her years of interviewing to explain how to have better conversations. She argues that technology and polarization have weakened our ability to talk and listen, and offers practical guidance such as staying present, asking open-ended questions, admitting what you don't know and keeping your opinions out of the way. Supported by research, the book shows how good conversation builds understanding and stronger relationships.
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- Shane Parrish: “I read this to prepare for my interview with public radio journalist Celeste Headlee. (In case you’re wondering, yes, it’s a bit unnerving having a conversation with someone who has conversations for a living.) The book deep dives into the conversations we have and offers research-backed approaches to improving them.”