273: Applied Empathy with Michael Ventura

When a publicist recently reached out to me about the book I’m featuring today, I almost passed on it.
I was in a hurry (and I get a lot of requests). But then I reread the email and realized who the author and his company have worked with.

Folks like GE, Nike, Warby Parker, and many others. That prompted me to take a second look. And I’m glad I did.
The book in question is called Applied Empathy: The New Language of Leadership, and the author is Michael Ventura.
Michael is an incredibly smart and wonderfully insightful guy. I truly enjoyed his book.
For a summary of our conversation about empathy, keep reading. To listen now, click the play button below.
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In today’s episode, I ask Michael to share:

* The seven empathic archetypes he and his team have utilized to dramatically impact dozens of businesses
* How the concept of Applied Empathy can make us better leaders and problem solvers
* The four tensions that can be stumbling blocks to change
* …and plenty more!

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