2023-06-13
28 分钟Breaking new ground, Think Fast, Talk Smart steps into the world of live events, bringing together an eager audience of LEAD students from Stanford University and a top-notch panel of former podcast guests: Jesper B. Sørensen, Sarah Soule, Jonathan Levav,and Szu-chi Huang. Topics include crafting strategy for successful leadership and tips on how to effectively lead a hybrid team. This episode also features an interactive audience segment, where various participants of the Stanford LEAD program answer the three questions traditionally posed to guests. To learn more about Stanford LEAD, the Graduate School of Business's online program for executive education, visit their grow.stanford.edu or take the self assessment. To hear more from each of these Stanford GSB professors, find their episodes on the podcast.Strategic Success: How to Communicate Your GameplanIn this episode, Jesper Sørensen explores why organizational strategy can be both top-down and bottom-up.From Dreaming to Doing: How We Set and Achieve GoalsIn this episode, we speak with Szu-chi Huang about an essential ingredient of human behavior: motivation. Leading From Home: How to Create the Right Environment for CommunicationIn this podcast episode, Jonathan Levav discusses the importance of not just knowing what your audience needs to hear, but how they need to hear it.Words Matter: How to Make Your Communication InclusiveIn this episode, Sarah Soule shares research that shows how subtle word choice can invite inclusion, or can reinforce harmful stereotypes. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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People actually follow recommendations more when they're said than when they're written.
Recent research has shown that sharing gold failure stories as a leader actually make you a more influential leader.
We can get a little bit too obsessed with driving towards the destination, and we have lots of tools for making that as efficient as possible.
Talking to somebody who has facilitated the engagement, going early to the engagement or the room, and walking around and chatting with people so you have an idea of where people are and what they are most interested in learning so that you can deliver.
So know your audience.
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Welcome to think fast, Talk Smart, the podcast I'm Matt Abrahams and I teach strategic communication at Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Recently, we did our 1st 1st ever live in Person podcast session.
We brought Stanford lead students from all over the world in to chat with four of our previous guests, Jesper Sorensen, Suu Kyi Huang, Sarah Sewell, and Jonathan Laval.
What you're about to listen to is a condensed version of that conversation.
We'll start by hearing from everybody, expand on some of the things we've discussed in previous podcast episodes, and then I'll ask our guests to share something they're researching that excites them, and then have some closing advice along with some listener questions.
Enjoy.
I am thrilled to be here with all of you.