Finding Connection in a Divided World with 'Super Communicator' Charles Duhigg
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Today on the James Alteger Show. It's my camp versus your camp. It's my side versus your side. I'm right and you're wrong. Regardless of how you feel about his politics or his positions, I think one thing that was admirable about Charlie Kirk was that he engaged in those debates, right? He invited that dissent, invited that disagreement. He was willing to sort of step into the arena and to grapple with it. Even when you disagree with each other, feeling a connection to each other, right? Feeling like I have heard you, I've listened closely, you have heard me, you've listened closely to me in return. We understand what the other person is trying to get across. That instinct to connect with people
is so deeply hardwired into our brains. It is the reason why it is Homo sapiens superpowers, our ability to communicate and connect. It is what has made us the dominant species. And it's so hardwired into our brain. that all you need is like a glimmer of it. To entice and encourage the other person to connect with you.
This phrase I love called When you're feeling furious, get curious. This isn't your average business podcast, and he's not your average host. This is the James Alteger Show. I am obviously really concerned about Just the level of discourse. It's almost a cliche to be concerned about it at this point, but
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