How to Give Without Triggering Defensiveness — Backed by Science 3u4p3d

Most fails not because it’s wrong — but because it triggers defensiveness. ⁠Buy...

Most fails not because it’s wrong — but because it triggers defensiveness.


⁠Buy the book Let's Talk: Make Effective Your Superpower by Therese Huston⁠


In this episode, cognitive scientist and author Therese Huston s Kwame Christian to reveal the brain science behind effective, non-threatening . You’ll learn why even well-meaning can backfire, how to prevent emotional resistance before it starts, and what most managers get completely wrong when delivering hard truths.
Whether you're a leader avoiding uncomfortable conversations or someone who wants to build a culture of trust, this episode gives you practical, research-backed tools to speak up without sparking conflict. Discover the subtle shifts — from leading with listening to stating your intentions — that make land with clarity and care.
🔍 You’ll learn:
Why your brain sees as a threat — and how to override it

The “Jedi” move that instantly lowers defenses

What to say before criticism to avoid sounding like an enemy

Why silence makes things worse — and how to break it safely



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