#195: CREATE Strong Connections With Your Cues! With Vanessa Van Edwards The Lead Behavior Investigator At Science Of People Title
In This Episode You Will Learn About:
- The language of cues
- Balancing warmth & competence
- Taking control of your connections
- Purposeful & effective communication
Resources:
- Website: www.scienceofpeople.com
- Read Cues & Captive
- LinkedIn & Facebook & Youtube: @Vanessa Van Edwards
- Twitter & Instagram: @vvanedwards
- Take The Charisma Quiz
- Overcome Your Villains is Available NOW! Order here: https://overcomeyourvillains.com
- If you haven't yet, get my first book Confidence Creator
Show Notes:
There is an invisible language being spoken all around us that is impacting our daily lives. That language is the language of cues! We are constantly sending signals through our body language, facial expressions, word choice, and vocal inflections. Vanessa Van Edwards, lead behavioral investigator at Science Of People is here to help us learn how we can utilize these cues to showcase our skills with the MOST confidence. Stop getting lost in the cues and start communicating!
About The Guest:
She’s a speaker, a researcher, and a nationally best selling author, and today she is here to share her wisdom with us! Vanessa Van Edwards is the Lead Investigator at Science of People, an organization that takes the most interesting research about people, and creates accessible and clearly formulated articles and workshops for people to digest. Her youtube page reaches more than 36 million people, and she’s well known for her viral Ted Talks! Vanessa’s book, Captivate: The Science Of Succeeding With People has been translated in over 16 languages, and she has been leading workshops at some of the top institutions, including MIT and Google, for over a decade. I am SO grateful to have her on today’s episode!
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