Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share The Complex Stranger You Just Met
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
The Complex Stranger You Just Met
This episode of What's In the Words Podcast is a deep dive into Talking to Strangers, by Malcolm Gladwell.
In this awesome book, he assures us of a few things.
We think we can understand people. We think that by meeting someone, shaking their hand, looking into their eyes, we can get a grasp on who they are, how they feel, and what their motives or intentions are. We think that a little bit of personal knowledge gives us a big insight into their character – a job interview shows us if they’ll be a good employee, a first date can indicate the likelihood of compatibility.
We’re wrong. Strangers are complex.
In summary, Malcolm highlights just a few of the things that make strangers particularly hard to understand: Truth Default Theory, Transparency, Coupling.
@stevecanal & @ajjoiner break down this awesome read - and recommend you get a copy so that you can dig even deeper.
View all episodes
By AJ Joiner, Steve Canal
5
66 ratings
This episode of What's In the Words Podcast is a deep dive into Talking to Strangers, by Malcolm Gladwell.
In this awesome book, he assures us of a few things.
We think we can understand people. We think that by meeting someone, shaking their hand, looking into their eyes, we can get a grasp on who they are, how they feel, and what their motives or intentions are. We think that a little bit of personal knowledge gives us a big insight into their character – a job interview shows us if they’ll be a good employee, a first date can indicate the likelihood of compatibility.
We’re wrong. Strangers are complex.
In summary, Malcolm highlights just a few of the things that make strangers particularly hard to understand: Truth Default Theory, Transparency, Coupling.
@stevecanal & @ajjoiner break down this awesome read - and recommend you get a copy so that you can dig even deeper.