How to Make People Listen to You

Learn why people tune out and how to be heard: one clear point, a voice people trust, holding the floor in meetings, and changing minds without pushing.

by Teyro

50 lessons
5 units
9h 50m
Up to 850 XP

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What you'll learn

Get heard by listening first and having one clear point
Explain expert ideas so they stick, and put the answer first
Use your voice, pace and pauses so people take you seriously
Hold the floor in meetings and handle interruptions calmly
Change minds without pushing, even with people who disagree

Course path

5 units · 50 lessons

On air: "Everyone muted me"11 min · InteractiveFree+10 XP
Myth or Mic Drop: attention myths11 min · InteractiveFree+10 XP
Listen first, get heard second12 min · InteractiveFree+10 XP
The Studio Whiteboard: find your one point12 min · InteractiveFree+10 XP
The Phone-In Quiz: Clinton's first try12 min · InteractiveFree+20 XP
Rewind: forty messages vs one12 min · InteractiveFree+10 XP
Line Check: Clinton's voice note11 min · InteractiveFree+10 XP
Producer's Notes: when people can actually listen11 min · InteractiveFree+10 XP
Talk less, say more12 min · InteractiveFree+10 XP
The Call Back: the 60-second speech14 min · InteractiveFree+20 XP
Unit 1 chestFinish every lesson in this unit+50 XP

On air: "I told them in paragraph four"12 min · Interactive
The curse of knowledge12 min · Interactive
Rewind: answer first, details after12 min · Interactive
Say it so a 12-year-old gets it12 min · Interactive
The Phone-In Quiz: Arjun's rewrite12 min · Interactive
Producer's Notes: three things, not twelve11 min · Interactive
Myth or Mic Drop: stories stick, statistics slip11 min · Interactive
Make numbers people can feel11 min · Interactive
Line Check: the email that finally got read11 min · Interactive
The Call Back: two minutes with Mr Rao14 min · Interactive
Unit 2 chestFinish every lesson in this unit+50 XP

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