Have you ever met someone and just known you were going to become friends?
That’s exactly what happened to me when I met my guest today, the amazing JD Schramm. JD and I met when I was doing the speaker coaching for the TEDxStanford program, and immediately connected. JD founded the Mastery in Communication Initiative at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business, where he’s served as a lecturer in Organizational Behavior for 13 years. JD has given not one but TWO TED Talks, which have nearly 2 million views. And earlier this year, before Covid hit, he launched a new book into the world called Communicate with Mastery: Speak with Conviction and Write for Impact.
The book is so helpful, so practical, and so filled with great stories, I wanted to bring him on to talk about it.
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How to Listen To Your Life
Let Go or Be Dragged—Ben Kiker Sets Me Straight
Message in a Bottle
Getting (More of) What You Want with Margaret A. Neale
Stand & Deliver: Part 2
Stand & Deliver: Part I
Kavanaugh Reckoning
The S.F.D.
Mapping the Journey
The Goldfish Problem
The Life Brief with Bonnie Wan of Goodby Silverstein & Partners
Is There a Better Way to Do "Failure?"
The Imposter's Syndrome
Deep Listening: Part Two
Tell the Truth...Memorably: An Interview with Dan Benaim
Deep Listening: Part One
Emotions: The Data Men Miss
The Curse of Perfectionism
Victim or Hero(ine)?
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