Professor Alison Wood Brooks

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Alison, thank you so much.

Thank you for the work that you do because it's very important work and it's very timely work considering everything that's going on in the world at this moment in time.

And this book is the definitive book on the art of, you said it yourself, the framework that you've built here is one that's deeply based on science and research.

And oftentimes when I have conversations about communication, it's full of platitudes and opinions and a lot of generic things that aren't supported by scientific rigor.

But you've done the research, you've committed so much of your life to this subject, and you've managed to write it all in a way that's truly accessible to people like me who are...

Simply, you know, muggles and don't understand big words sometimes.

So it's a wonderful entry, but also a sort of an expansive look into the science of great talk.

We've touched on several things in this book where there's so much more we could have gone through.

So I'm going to leave that to the audience.

I'm going to link it below for anyone that wants to read it.

But also thank you because I think of these issues as being issues that are really foundational to the most important things in our lives, like family, like friendships, like relationships, like the success and the pursuit of our goals.

And what you're giving people here is a roadmap.

To reach their highest potential.

Through this thing called talk.

And that's a really wonderful thing.

So if anyone wants this book, it's linked below.

Highly recommend.

Is there anywhere else one should go to get more of your work?

Is there a place?