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Today, I sit down with Mario Wissa, a social communication expert, author, and speaker whose work spans cultures, continents, and decades of study. We break down what communication actually is—and why most people misunderstand it. This conversation explores intrapersonal, interpersonal, and group communication, starting with the most overlooked foundation: how we communicate with ourselves.
Mr. Wissa shares his journey growing up in Egypt, immigrating to the United States, and discovering how culture, language, vulnerability, and emotional awareness shape human connection. We discuss the importance of internal processing, self-reflection, and spending intentional time with yourself in order to improve relationships, creativity, and clarity. This episode highlights why silence itself is communication, how misinterpretation multiplies in group dynamics, and why awareness matters more now than ever in a technology-driven world.
We also dive into parenting, early childhood development, and the long-term impact of communication during the first years of life. Mr. Wissa explains how emotional presence, nonverbal cues, and authentic connection influence identity, confidence, and relational health well into adulthood. We close by discussing his books, coaching work, and how communication affects career direction, personal growth, and the relationship we build with our future selves.
https://mariowissa.com/
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Today, I sit down with Mario Wissa, a social communication expert, author, and speaker whose work spans cultures, continents, and decades of study. We break down what communication actually is—and why most people misunderstand it. This conversation explores intrapersonal, interpersonal, and group communication, starting with the most overlooked foundation: how we communicate with ourselves.
Mr. Wissa shares his journey growing up in Egypt, immigrating to the United States, and discovering how culture, language, vulnerability, and emotional awareness shape human connection. We discuss the importance of internal processing, self-reflection, and spending intentional time with yourself in order to improve relationships, creativity, and clarity. This episode highlights why silence itself is communication, how misinterpretation multiplies in group dynamics, and why awareness matters more now than ever in a technology-driven world.
We also dive into parenting, early childhood development, and the long-term impact of communication during the first years of life. Mr. Wissa explains how emotional presence, nonverbal cues, and authentic connection influence identity, confidence, and relational health well into adulthood. We close by discussing his books, coaching work, and how communication affects career direction, personal growth, and the relationship we build with our future selves.
https://mariowissa.com/
Website: https://coupleonukes.com
Exodus, Honor Your Heart, & Nulu Knives: https://www.coupleonukes.com/affiliates/
Want to be a guest on Couple O' Nukes? Send me a message on PodMatch: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/1726279485588093e83e0e007
Sign Up For A PodMatch Account: https://www.joinpodmatch.com/coupleonukes
*Couple O' Nukes LLC and Mr. Whiskey are not licensed medical entities, nor do they take responsibility for any advice or information put forth by guests. Take all advice at your own risk.