The #1 Skill That Multiplies Every Other Skill

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If you have ever had a great idea that never left your own head, this conversation is about why.

Lindsey — a trial lawyer, law professor and communication coach — explains why becoming an outstanding communicator is the thing that decides whether your ideas, your work and your judgment ever reach anyone else.

She breaks down why communication is trainable in a way that talents like singing are not, what actually happens to people who never learn it, and why roughly three quarters of young adults are frightened of speaking in front of others. She also tells the story of standing backstage before a show she had spent a month rehearsing for, silently trying to invent an excuse to get out of it.

We discuss:
• The one sentence that gets a student off the fence about a communication class • Whether great communicators are born or built
• What quietly happens to people who never learn to express what they know
• Why an A+ idea delivered badly loses to a B idea delivered well
• Why being evaluated is the real fear underneath public speaking
• The physical signs of nerves almost everyone experiences

Your ideas are only as useful as your ability to hand them to someone else.

Topics: Communication, Public Speaking, Confidence, Career Advice, Professional Skills, Fear of Public Speaking, Influence, Leadership, Young Professionals, Personal Growth