Let's Talk: An Essential Guide to Skillful Communication

by Mudita Nisker, Dan Clurman, Joseph Goldstein (Foreword)

Communication is the bedrock of our interactions, yet few of us are taught to talk and listen in a way that fosters clarity and connection. Too often, our communication habits lead to misunderstandings, bruised feelings, damaged relationships, and avoidable conflict.

Let’s Talk aims to change that. This practical guide gives you a wealth of skills you can use right now to improve your everyday conversations with loved ones, colleagues, and friends—no matter what you’re talking about.

These skills will help

• Address challenging topics with less stress and anxiety.
• Feel more confident expressing yourself.
• Influence others in respectful ways.
• Reduce friction in personal and professional relationships.
• Handle conflicts more constructively and with less messy fallout.
• Understand others more easily.
• Offer helpful support during tough times.

Drawing from psychology, sociology, learning theory, and spiritual traditions, Mudita Nisker and Dan Clurman’s unique, comprehensive approach to one-on-one communication is designed to be highly effective, yet easy to understand and to use. Let’s Talk invites you to transform the way you relate to others—one conversation at a time.

Genres: Communication, Self Help, Nonfiction, Personal Growth

374 pages, Paperback

Published July 18, 2022

Reviews

[JP]

If somewhat academic, it is a practical, valuable approach to communication. The examples are familiar and realistic. Even though I’ve read a lot in this genre, I took away several new ideas and tips.

[Kyle Shores]

Many useful communication tips are shared here. I have definitely seen my communication skills improve. My only annoyance with the book is that nearly every chapter references one or more other chapters. Perhaps there was no way around that, nonetheless it annoyed me.

[Jo Crawford]

Great book with insightful tools.

[Lily’s Haiku Book Review]

Good thoughts, a bit dry
More listen, less emotions
Real life examples

[Jean Nunnally]

Good explanation of various communication skills. I will use this as an ongoing reference tool.

[Bookcentral]

A fabulous book with very useful and insightful tools to help the readers improve their communication skills. The authors take a unique approach combining different fields of study and experience. I fully recommend it.

[Jay]

Worth reading more than once