How to be a Supercommunicator

In his recently published book, "Supercommunicators: How to Unlock the Secret Language of Connection," Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Charles Duhigg explores the traits of individuals who excel at creating authentic connections through conversation. Duhigg asserts that effective communication is not limited to specific personality types but is a set of learnable skills, such as asking deep questions and being vulnerable.

These skills, according to Duhigg, can lead to profound connections that enhance the meaningfulness of life. Drawing on scientific research and interviews with professionals reliant on communication, Duhigg outlines four habits of supercommunicators in his book, emphasizing the positive impact of strong personal relationships on overall well-being. NPR interviewed him here.