Let’s Talk
An essential guide to skillful communication
To think, speak and act in ways that lead to better communication, productivity and ease.
Dan Clurman and Mudita Nisker offer practical communication skills you can implement immediately.
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Endorsements
“Mudita and Dan‟s teaching has changed my life. More than that, the skills have changed the lives of everyone around me, because I am so much easier to live with. Long way of saying: read this book. Your communications, and therefore your relationships, with everyone in your orbit will improve. You‟ll get into fewer fights. And when you do have conflict, you’ll navigate it more smoothly.”
Dan Harris
Bestselling author of Ten Percent Happier and co-founder of the Ten Percent Happier app
“Listening and talking skillfully can be acts of love. In Let’s Talk Mudita Nisker and Dan Clurman offer practical ways we can communicate at our best. Parents, lovers, teachers, leaders—everyone—can benefit enormously from their kindly guidance.”
Daniel Goleman
Bestselling author of Emotional Intelligence
“Have you ever walked away from a conversation wondering how it had gone so off track? Let’s Talk is a great book to help hone the skills for healthy communication with others—be it work related, with family, or with friends. . . . Written in an engaging way, it is a perfect book for venturing into social situations.”
Sharon Salzberg
Author of Lovingkindness and Real Happiness
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Articles
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How to Speak Clearly, Calmly, and Without Alienating People – podcast
from the Ten Percent Happier Podcast with Dan Harris
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Discerning Whether to Talk or Listen
from Let’s Talk, pages 36-37 Recognizing what you want to achieve in a conversation is key to deciding how much you should talk or listen. You won’t habitually default to talking or listening when you consider what you’re trying to do. At any point, instead of automatically talking or listening, you can ask yourself, “What…
