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NeuroConversant Leadership

Effective Communication in the S.T.E.M. workplace. Jeremy is a leadership coach who specializes in helping engineers and other S.T.E.M. professionals become great managers and leaders. Being a great leader requires exceptional communication skills, especially in environments where there are a lot of Neuro-Diverse people. We explore communicating well with people who think, communicate and see the world very differently than most. The world needs this diversity in order to make progress. Leaders

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00:18:50

49:Asking for the sale, 3 steps for making it easier...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/06/20

Do you like sales people? Are there times when you have to be one? This is a conflict which needs to be resolved!In this episode, Jeremy discusses the importance of self-promotion and sales skills. He shares his personal experience of realizing the need to promote himself and the challenges he faced. Jeremy emphasizes the need to believe in your product or service and focus on the customer's needs. He also provides tips for overcoming the fear of rejection and asking for the sale. Additionally,

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00:34:57

48: Self-marketing within a company is more important...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/06/13

Are soft skills important in engineering? Dagna Bieda, an engineer turned career coach, discusses her transition from coding to coaching and the struggles engineers face in communication and self-marketing. She emphasizes the importance of soft skills and business acumen in engineering careers. Dagna also introduces the concept of brain refactoring and neurofeedback training as tools for optimizing the brain's hardware and software. She shares her favorite travel destination (Mongolia) and a

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00:07:26

47: Storytelling - The science behind why it is so...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/06/06

SummaryOur brains are wired for stories because storytelling provides sensory stimulation, activates patterns, and promotes social interaction. When we hear a story, our brains are immersed in the situation as if we were there, releasing dopamine and cortisol that make it easier to remember. Stories also provide context, helping our brains organize and understand information. Additionally, storytelling creates empathy and connection through the release of oxytocin. To effectively share information,

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00:29:01

46: Greg Williams - Explaining technical ideas to...

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2024/05/30

Greg Williams, VP of Strategy at Western Computer, discusses the importance of effective communication in translating technical information to non-technical audiences. He emphasizes the need to simplify complex concepts, avoid jargon and acronyms, and focus on the business benefits. Greg shares his experience in training his team to communicate effectively and the importance of pausing for questions and checking in with the audience. He also highlights the value of recording and reviewing

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00:10:16

45: Am I an imposter...or is it a syndrome?

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/05/23

"I'm Jeremy and I am an imposter"...sounds like a self help group, doesn't it?Imposter syndrome is a common experience where individuals feel like they are frauds and fear being exposed as such. It is often experienced by high achievers who struggle to internalize their accomplishments. The perception of oneself and how others perceive them may not align, leading to feelings of inadequacy. Comparing oneself to others, especially those who are perceived as excellent, can

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00:31:37

44: Geoff Weinstein - People don't have time to...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/05/16

Do you want to learn to streamline your communication? Make it simpler and more concise? That's what Geoff Weinstein talks about in this episode. Jeff Weinstein, a communications coach and author, shares his journey into the field of communication and the importance of effective communication in maximizing productivity. He emphasizes the impact of vulnerability and fear of public speaking on our ability to communicate. Geoff focuses on lean communication, which involves making communication

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00:10:04

43: Show you are confident by asking questions

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2024/05/09

Have you ever thought you were the only person in the room who didn't understand something...but when you asked the questions, found that that no one else understood it either? Asking questions requires confidence and can lead to valuable insights and opportunities. Many people are hesitant to ask questions, but those who do often gain respect and create a more open and collaborative environment. Good questions go beyond surface-level understanding and can lead to deeper discussions and

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00:31:11

42: Trent Theroux - Using 1 minute stories can help...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/05/02

In this conversation, Jeremy and Trent discuss the importance of communication in accounting and how accountants can improve their communication skills. Trent shares his personal journey and how he developed his communication skills. He emphasizes the power of creating one-minute stories and provides tips on how to develop and use them effectively. They also discuss the benefits of exercise in organizing thoughts and reducing filler words. Trent shares information about his books and podcast, as

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00:07:35

41: Weaponizing words and using labels in political...

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2024/04/25

In this episode, Jeremy discusses how people use labels to win political arguments and the negative impact of weaponizing words. He shares personal experiences where labels were used against him and emphasizes the importance of avoiding labels in conversations. Jeremy encourages listeners to focus on specific topics and avoid broad assumptions. He also asks for listeners' help in sharing interesting bromides for a future episode.Chapters: 00:42 Why politicians use labels 01:36 Weaponize vs

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00:30:27

40: How to become a top 1% communicator

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/04/18

Brendan Kumarasami, founder of MasterTalk, shares his journey from studying accounting to becoming a speech coach. He discusses the importance of communication skills for STEM professionals and offers three key tips: the random word exercise, the question drill, and the video message. Brendan emphasizes the need for engineers to develop their communication skills in order to advance in their careers and become effective leaders. He also highlights the importance of motivation in overcoming

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00:09:24

39: How to respond when you are triggered

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2024/04/11

Triggers, like stress, can be good or bad. They are stimuli that spark intense emotions. Negative triggers can be caused by various factors, such as past experiences or body image issues. In conversations, common triggers include feeling invisible, dismissed, or controlled. It is important to be mindful of the impact of our words and to ask questions to clarify intentions. When triggered, taking deep breaths and asking oneself and the other person questions can help diffuse the situation. Positive

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00:32:31

38: Carlos Alvarenga - "Persuasion is Chemistry with...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/04/04

Carlos Alvarenga, author of The Rules of Persuasion,discusses the importance of persuasion in effective communication. He explains that persuasion is a demonstration that something is true or appears to be true, and it can be achieved through the character of the speaker, the arguments presented, and the emotions evoked. Alvarenga emphasizes the need for authenticity in persuasion and cautions against using fake emotions or sentimentality. He also highlights the importance of understanding the

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00:09:28

37: The big bang theory... of communication

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/03/28

In this episode, Jeremy discusses the popularity of the TV show 'The Big Bang Theory' and how it resonates with viewers because of the unique and quirky characters. He emphasizes that everyone is unique and encourages embracing and understanding the differences in others. Jeremy suggests two courses of action: embracing differences by finding out what others are passionate about and why, and finding your own people by joining specific interest groups. By doing so, you can discover hidden

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00:30:27

36: Nic Redman on using your authentic voice - Mind...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/03/21

SummaryNic Redman, a spoken voice and recording coach, discusses the importance of voice training and communication in corporate environments. She emphasizes the need to focus on the impact and emotional connection in communication rather than just the technical aspects. Redman highlights the significance of vocal warm-ups to prepare the voice and release tension. She suggests quick and easy exercises that can be done anywhere. Redman also emphasizes the holistic nature of voice, involving the

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00:10:02

35: Changing the name of the podcast!

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/03/14

Jeremy announces a name change for the podcast to 'NeuroConversant Leadership' and explains the reasoning behind it. He discusses the need to consolidate his online presence and create a unified message. Jeremy shares his interest in communication and leadership, particularly in the context of neurodiversity. He highlights the communication challenges faced by engineers and the importance of effective communication in the STEM workplace. Jeremy explains the concept of neurodiversity and

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00:05:48

34: Using a hook to get people to pay attention

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/03/07

This episode explores how to make people want to pay attention and listen to what you have to say. It emphasizes the importance of understanding that people are self-centered and suggests making conversations relate to them. The episode provides an example of how to frame a conversation to highlight what's in it for the listener. It also discusses the use of hooks to capture attention and shares tips for telling interesting stories. The episode concludes by recommending listening to Episode 10,

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00:35:15

33: Dr. Gary Simonds on burnout in the medical field

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/02/29

In this episode, Jeremy interviews Dr. Gary Simonds, a neurosurgeon, professor, and author, about the challenges of communication in the medical field and beyond. Gary discusses how the specialized training of surgeons can hinder their ability to communicate effectively with patients and offers insights into improving communication skills. He emphasizes the importance of listening, preparing for difficult conversations, and using humor to connect with others. Gary also shares his expertise on

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00:08:49

32: Use the voice... Luke

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/02/22

SummaryIn this episode, Jeremy talks about some of the most popular male actors and what they have in common. He highlights the unique voices of actors like Sylvester Stallone, Christopher Walken, and James Earl Jones. Jeremy then introduces the five elements of voice usage: pitch, pace, pauses, tone, and inflection. He explains how each element can be used effectively to enhance communication. Jeremy encourages listeners to record and analyze their own voices to improve their communication

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00:34:25

31: Dr. Matt Zakreski on Neurodiversity and...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/02/15

In this episode, Jeremy interviews Dr. Matt Zakreski, a clinical psychologist and expert in working with neurodivergent people. They discuss the concept of neurodiversity and the differences between neurodivergent and neurotypical brains. Dr. Matt emphasizes the importance of finding one's community and embracing individual strengths and weaknesses. He also shares insights on effective communication strategies, such as meta-communication and the power of talking about talking. Throughout the

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00:14:19

30: Jeremy on giving and receiving feedback!

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/02/08

In this episode Jeremy talks about some changes to the Podcast, one he has made, one he chose not to make...and one that he wants your feedback on! Those changes are largely due to feedback, so he spends a lot of time talking about how to get better at receiving feedback and using it. He also talks about how to give feedback in a way that is easier to receive. He talks about feedback he has gotten, which has changed how he is doing this very podcast. Unfortunately, he is getting over a chest cold

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