Acting and Neuroscience
I’ve been thinking about acting and speaking this week, and so naturally a study talking about the neuroscience of acting ...
The Danger of Virtual Communicating
This blog post is adapted from my forthcoming book, Can You Hear Me?, due out from Harvard in a few ...
How Well Do We Humans Connect in the Virtual World? Part 2
This post is the second of two parts. In the first part I noted how virtual communication channels take out ...
How Well Do We Humans Connect in the Virtual World? Part 1
The first of two posts adapted from my forthcoming book, Can You Hear Me? Recent studies show that on a ...
What Speakers Need to Know About the Brain
Fall is officially here and it’s time to put away the pails, shovels and sunscreen and get back to work. ...
Human Empathy and the Virtual World, Part Two
This is the second of two articles adapted from my new book, Can You Hear Me?, due out from Harvard ...
Human Empathy and the Virtual World, Part One
I’ve been posting recently about the perils of our life today, living as we do half-face-to-face, half virtually, adapting the ...
Coping with the Stress of Public Speaking
It’s no secret that public speaking is stressful for most people. Helping people cope with that stress is something I ...
The Perils of Video Conferencing
One of the more awkward realities of the virtual age we live in is that you can’t lead a team ...
Virtual Communication Is Flawed in Some Key Ways, Part 2
This is the second of two posts on some of the problems that arise with virtual communications. Communicating in the ...
