150. Quick Thinks: Communication Tips from the Classroom and Around the World | Think Fast, Talk...

[@Stella-se1lg]

Congrats on 150 episodes ❤

[@OliviaTran-q3k]

This podcast is really helpful for a new lecturer like me. The clear steps that guide the listener to get a effective communication by whole bunch of good advices. Thank you for your episode and dedication.

[@IceLens]

🎉Congratulations on the 150th episode!!! Also, thanks for being there and inspiring us :))

[@AbhinavSingh-wp3fu]

Great Infromation about communication. Thanx Matt for taking the time to make videos like this.

[@cassygiarratano3635]

This was so insightful beyond best advice yet!

[@pogenonexist]

Excellent Episode episode 150: Transition: 4 transitions. rapid transition: first, second, but. Slides: story comes first. Make sure slides for your audience, not for you. Less is more. Image over verbiage when possible. (Might add text in footnote when you send your slides to others) Hold the power of silence. Pause a bit to give your audience and yourself some time then dive in. Structure your answer/presentation well. Use PECS: point come first, then brief explanation, add some complications or nuances, then summary. Listening: to listen as if we have to paraphrase what the person is saying. To listen with intend to summarize and repeat it back. Focus on the bottom line not the top line.

[@AtandraBhar]

Hi, Thanks for discussion about effective communication. I learn about rapid,relational,recap n narrative transition. Good information to those who cannot atten regular MBA class at Stanford GSB. Thanks.

[@tellmemore1122000]

I love it. Thank you so much !

[@Mthraxgmg]

This was good information. Now I will definitely go back and checkout previous episodes.

[@hiranyam]

Some excerpts- 👉Don’t over-reward questions “Good question..Good question..” 👉Don’t “Does that make sense?”.. Instead “Did I answer your question? / Can I share more ? /Do you have a follow up question etc.”

[@pogenonexist]

Excellent Episiode episode 150: Transition: 4 transitions. rapid transition: first, second, but. Slides: story comes first. Make sure slides for your audience, not for you. Less is more. Image over verbiage when possible. (Might add text in footnote when you send your slides to others) Hold the power of silence. Pause a bit to give your audience and yourself some time then dive in. Structure your answer/presentation well. Use PECS: point come first, then brief explanation, add some complications or nuances, then summary. Listening: to listen as if we have to paraphrase what the person is saying. To listen with intend to summarize and repeat it back. Focus on the bottom line not the top line.

[@bjornlindgren1774]

just be attractive and you'll automatically be a master communicator

[@jonikomret1065]

Thanks, this support me from university in asean

[@hiranyam]

4 rules- Story first It’s for your audience, not for you Less is more & Image over Verbiage

[@ZXemyoutube]

Thank

[@SumitGamer-q2h]

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