What if the communication skills you were taught are exactly what get in the way of true connection?
We interrupt to relate. We offer advice no one asked for. We rush to fill the silences. We outsource connection to algorithms. These habits have created a lack of meaningful relationships and fostered an epidemic of isolation and loneliness. Although our brains are built for connection, roughly one in six people worldwide lack the experience of being felt, received, and heard. In The Connection Experiment, Nathalie Blais draws on over fifty thousand hours of coaching, teaching, and curriculum design to show that anyone can learn connection skills, one small shift at a time: - Turn why into what and watch defensiveness give way to possibility.