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Rethinking Communication

Rethinking Communication

Di: Michael Ashford
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On Rethinking Communication (formerly The Follow-Up Question), independent journalist, speaking coach, and communication expert Michael Ashford explores how we can better connect with each other through the power of our words. For most of us, our formal education left gaps in our ability to communicate well with each other, especially when trying to navigate conflict, inspire change, and overcome misunderstandings. The goal is to get you to rethink how you connect with others, from the stage to the meeting room to the living room and everywhere in between.Rethinking Communication Scienza Scienze sociali Successo personale Sviluppo personale
  • Ep 159: What lies beneath your words
    Aug 25 2026

    You are almost always delivering a message beyond your words, and paying more attention to it makes all the difference when it comes to communicating well.

    In this episode, I explore what lies beneath your words, and how it can help or hinder your ability to communicate through disagreement, conflict, and change.

    Resources:

    • Free guide: https://michaelashford.com/new-leaders-communication-playbook​
    • Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKsy3iZZbE4​
    • Learn more about my 1:1 communication coaching: https://michaelashford.com/leadership-communication-coaching
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    22 min
  • Ep 158: Learning to communicate well as a leader shouldn't be on-the-job training
    May 27 2026

    Most leaders are promoted into their roles believing authority alone will inspire confidence, but the truth is, your communication style is what truly sets you apart as a leader.

    In this episode, I reveal how many new leaders unwittingly sabotage their growth by misunderstanding what effective leadership communication actually looks like. A shift in mindset — moving from control to influence — and how to do this effectively is what's missing from nearly every leadership and development program I've come across.

    In this episode, I cover:

    • Why demanding to be heard often backfires and how inviting curiosity actually builds influence
    • The top two communication mistakes new leaders make — and how to avoid them
    • How releasing the need to control can empower you to lead with confidence, even when you lack final decision authority
    • The secret power of asking open questions that turn pushback into productive dialogue

    This episode is essential listening if you're stepping into or aspiring toward leadership and want to unlock the true power of your words. Whether you're managing a team, navigating cross-departmental goals, or climbing the corporate ladder, mastering leadership communication is your shortcut to advancing faster and leading more effectively.

    Resources & Links:

    • Download The New Leader's Communication Playbook
    • Learn more about my communication coaching
    • Connect with me on LinkedIn
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    28 min
  • Part 6: The 6 communication skills to improve in the age of AI - Being yourself
    Mar 2 2026

    AI is all the rage these days, and while there are many benefits to it, I'm concerned we're outsourcing too much of our thinking to artificial intelligence.

    When you do so, it's affects how you show up as a communicator.

    And so, I'm releasing a 6-part series on the communication skills you need to improve in the age of AI.

    In this sixth and final episode of the series, I explore the essential communication skill of being yourself.

    Great communication values human intuition, emotional understanding, and critical thinking to create genuine connections and effective messaging, traits that AI simply cannot reproduce.

    To learn more about my communication coaching, go to https://michaelashford.com.

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    18 min
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