Steve Herz

And I'm not asking you to never eat potato chips again. I'm asking you to not fold your arms at a cocktail party or to make eye contact when you're talking So you'll have more authority or to smile a little bit more or to face somebody when you're talking to them or to work on your voice a little bit. This is not a very hard book to digest and to make some actionable change to.

It's just things that I think people unfortunately ignore at their own peril.

It's just things that I think people unfortunately ignore at their own peril.

It's just things that I think people unfortunately ignore at their own peril.

people to feel that i'm paying more attention to them right right so so you've increased your warmth because you know under my rubric of awe that warmth leads to greater connectivity greater trust because look you're you're putting you put your finger on a really important thing in that when you talk about earlier you know in this post pandemic or current pandemic how much trust is important to people and i do believe that trust is

people to feel that i'm paying more attention to them right right so so you've increased your warmth because you know under my rubric of awe that warmth leads to greater connectivity greater trust because look you're you're putting you put your finger on a really important thing in that when you talk about earlier you know in this post pandemic or current pandemic how much trust is important to people and i do believe that trust is

people to feel that i'm paying more attention to them right right so so you've increased your warmth because you know under my rubric of awe that warmth leads to greater connectivity greater trust because look you're you're putting you put your finger on a really important thing in that when you talk about earlier you know in this post pandemic or current pandemic how much trust is important to people and i do believe that trust is

foundation of every relationship, even your Uber driver, if you don't trust that person, that's the basis of all business. Once that trust is eroded, and look, not to get political, but I think we're seeing a lot of this anger and this tremendous groundswell that we've had around

foundation of every relationship, even your Uber driver, if you don't trust that person, that's the basis of all business. Once that trust is eroded, and look, not to get political, but I think we're seeing a lot of this anger and this tremendous groundswell that we've had around

foundation of every relationship, even your Uber driver, if you don't trust that person, that's the basis of all business. Once that trust is eroded, and look, not to get political, but I think we're seeing a lot of this anger and this tremendous groundswell that we've had around

the death of George Floyd, because I think if we really, besides the anger about the murder, it's just this idea that our trust has been eroded. This is, you know, not to impugn all police at all, but it seems like This one incident has really done a lot to affect people's trust. And that's a big thing.

the death of George Floyd, because I think if we really, besides the anger about the murder, it's just this idea that our trust has been eroded. This is, you know, not to impugn all police at all, but it seems like This one incident has really done a lot to affect people's trust. And that's a big thing.

the death of George Floyd, because I think if we really, besides the anger about the murder, it's just this idea that our trust has been eroded. This is, you know, not to impugn all police at all, but it seems like This one incident has really done a lot to affect people's trust. And that's a big thing.

Yeah, thank you. I found out two days ago that I was nominated for the next Big Ideas Club, which is a group that is cultivated by Adam Grant, Susan Cain, Malcolm Gladwell, and Daniel Pink. So to be in the nominees of that list, I think it was 15 books that were nominated in this summer, it's really quite humbling. I thought I had a good idea. Luckily, HarperCollins agreed, and they

Yeah, thank you. I found out two days ago that I was nominated for the next Big Ideas Club, which is a group that is cultivated by Adam Grant, Susan Cain, Malcolm Gladwell, and Daniel Pink. So to be in the nominees of that list, I think it was 15 books that were nominated in this summer, it's really quite humbling. I thought I had a good idea. Luckily, HarperCollins agreed, and they

Yeah, thank you. I found out two days ago that I was nominated for the next Big Ideas Club, which is a group that is cultivated by Adam Grant, Susan Cain, Malcolm Gladwell, and Daniel Pink. So to be in the nominees of that list, I think it was 15 books that were nominated in this summer, it's really quite humbling. I thought I had a good idea. Luckily, HarperCollins agreed, and they

agreed to publish the book. And so it's really been humbling to think about, you know, some of the other people in that list are really established authors and huge names in the world. And so the fact that my idea is resonating with people like Adam Grant, it means a lot to me.

agreed to publish the book. And so it's really been humbling to think about, you know, some of the other people in that list are really established authors and huge names in the world. And so the fact that my idea is resonating with people like Adam Grant, it means a lot to me.

agreed to publish the book. And so it's really been humbling to think about, you know, some of the other people in that list are really established authors and huge names in the world. And so the fact that my idea is resonating with people like Adam Grant, it means a lot to me.

So you can find it in any of your local bookstores and any Barnes & Noble, obviously. You can buy it at Amazon or anywhere any book is really sold. And if you want information about the book, you can buy an audible copy or just go to my website, which is www.stevenhers.com. And then you can follow me on all kinds of social media platforms, follow the blog.