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This episode reveals how our unspoken assumptions and unexamined intentions often derail crucial conversations, offering a path to more genuine understanding.
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“This episode reveals how our unspoken assumptions and unexamined intentions often derail crucial conversations, offering a path to more genuine understanding.”
— Therese Huston, Let's Talk
Communication, difficult conversations, interpersonal skills, empathy
If you often find yourself replaying conversations, wishing you'd said something differently, or dreading certain discussions, this can help you approach them with greater clarity and connection.
Therese Huston, a cognitive psychologist and founding director of the Center for Decision Research at Seattle University, brings a sharp, research-backed lens to the subtle dynamics that make or break our most important interactions.