A colleague shared that she presented my work on “Credible and Approachable.” After her presentation, a Black student said that she was tired of trying […]
Cross-Cultural Communication: Getting the Elephant Out: Credibility and Approachability Read More »
Wondering how to calibrate what content is most important to listen to in a given conversation? In this interview, Michael explains how to discern which
Interview with Oscar Trimboli, author of Deep Listening Read More »
Michael’s House of Communication is a metaphor that describes his applied research of over forty years. For the serious nonverbal communication practitioner, this video is
House of Communication for Nonverbal Practitioners: Third Floor Products & Programs Read More »
Why does Michael discuss workplace nonverbal communication gender differences? It’s because of an “a-ha” moment he had during a client training, where he saw firsthand
Men and Women at Work: Gender and Communication Styles Read More »
Wondering what’s going on when certain students just seem to push your buttons perfectly? In this interview, Michael explains how cat students try to get
Interview with Paula Dunn Read More »
One of Michael’s new areas where he is working is China. The following is a montage of some of the dignitaries that attended Michael’s presentation
Feiyuyan (Non-Verbal Communication) – Beijing 2018 Read More »
In Ali Hill’s podcast episode of To Stand Out Life, Michael Grinder shares insight into why, when we’re communicating with someone, it seems like we
Podcast Interview: Michael Grinder with Alison Hill Read More »
We were able to find a portion of a live video of Michael working with Speakers Tribe in Australia! Check out this snippet to see
Michael presenting Down Under with Speakers Tribe Read More »
by Dr. Amy Joan Reed ABSTRACT Classroom Management has long been recognized as a potential problem in the educational system that deserves serious attention, as
Learn about 2-Point vs 3-Point Communication – explore which style to use in both positive and negative situations and how to preserve the relationship between the speaker and the listener.
2-Point vs 3-Point Communication Read More »
