Rachel Feintzeig
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1,709 appearances
29 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2019
last heard Nov 2024
Rachel Feintzeig’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Stop Networking, Start Connecting – It Can Boost Your Career · 24 Oct 2024
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But a lot of us are just, we're making a difference in our own little way.
And this is a way to feel like you're really having an impact on a lot of people's lives, no matter what kind of profession you're in.
JR, you and I both, I am a geriatric millennial, as some people call us.
I will do my best to translate Gen Z. Riz is this sense of kind of style, magnetism.
I think there could be a dash of attractiveness there, but just the person that people gravitate towards.
And when we talk about it at work, what we're really talking about is charisma, which is all about how you connect with people.
It's actually not totally about a charm offensive.
It's really about connecting with other people and inspiring them.
It's less about kind of them putting on a show or a performance, less about you saying like, oh, that person's so charming, more about how they make you feel.
Charles Duhigg, who's an author of a book called Super Communicators, told me it's really a state that you elicit in other people.
And so you recognize the other person as charming.
They almost make you feel charming or funny.
Or when you're talking to them, you might feel inspired.
You might feel like you trust them.
You just might really feel like you like them.
Totally.
I think we see it a lot in politicians, in all kinds of leadership.
I mean, it's really about communication.
Like what we're talking about here is just really, really skillful communication.
I think of this as like almost an example of a soft skill.
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