Pulitzer Prize Winner: How to Speak So People Actually Listen | Charles Duhigg

We have almost this myth in our head that some people are born great communicators, right? Someone's born with the gift of gab. And what we know is that the best communicators are people who think about communication and who practice it. In fact, practice has to include you doing it wrong sometimes so you can learn from those experiences. Welcome back to another episode of the Craig Rochelle Leadership Podcast, where our mission is to help you become a leader that

people love to follow. And hey, if this content is helpful to you, it would mean the world to me if you hit subscribe, like now, wherever you consume the content and post on social media. Tag me if you do and our team may repost you. Today's content, I promise you, is going to add value to your leadership. I've got a very, very smart and helpful guest, Charles Duhig, who uh is an MBA Harvard Business School grad.

He's a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, New York Times best-selling author. He's written The Power of Habit, Smarter, Faster, Better. And his most recent book is called Super Communicators. He hosts his own podcast called How to and get ready. This guy is brilliant.

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