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Short, research-backed lessons that build the skills behind great communication - at work and in the relationships that matter. Finish each in minutes, then practise it for real.

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  • 01
    8 Moves

    Async That Lands: Write Messages People Actually Act On

    Written and asynchronous communication at work

    8 chaptersPractice
  • 02
    8 Moves

    Make It Stick: Telling Work Stories People Repeat

    Storytelling as a work skill - demos, data, interviews, pitches, retros

    8 chaptersPractice
  • 03
    8 Moves

    Repair: What to Say After You Get It Wrong

    Repairing communication misfires - regretted messages, real apologies, missed deadlines, public errors, broken patterns

    8 chaptersPractice
  • 04
    8 Moves

    Meetings That Decide: Getting a Room to Actually Land Something

    Group dynamics and getting a room to land a decision

    8 chaptersPractice
  • 05
    8 Moves

    Influence Without Authority: Moving Things You Don't Own

    Getting things you cannot demand - other teams' priorities, senior decisions, adoption that outlives your attention

    8 chaptersPractice
  • 06
    6 Moves

    Listen to Understand: Hear What People Actually Mean

    Active listening at work - hearing what people mean instead of reacting to what you assumed

    6 chaptersPractice
  • 07
    7 Moves

    Hold Your Ground: Say the Hard Thing Without Blowing It Up

    Staying steady in charged moments - saying no, disagreeing, pushing back, and holding a boundary without either caving or blowing up

    7 chaptersPractice
  • 08
    9 Moves

    Feedback: Say the Thing, Take the Thing

    Giving and receiving feedback without the flinch - critical and praise, and the angles nobody trains you for: upward, sideways, overdue

    9 chaptersPractice
  • 09
    6 Moves

    Thinking on Your Feet: Answer Well Under Pressure

    Answering well when you're put on the spot - buying a beat to think, leading with the point, handling questions you can't fully answer, fielding curveballs, and staying calm so your brain keeps working under pressure

    6 chaptersPractice
  • 10
    6 Moves

    Say It Concise: Get to the Point

    Cutting the fluff and getting to the point - leading with the bottom line, dropping the throat-clearing warm-up, one message one ask, trimming filler, tightening status updates, and editing before you send

    6 chaptersPractice
  • 11
    6 Moves

    Interview Ready: Answer Job Interview Questions Well

    Handling the moments a job interview turns on - the "tell me about yourself" opener, story questions, the weakness question, blanking on a hard one, the questions you ask back, and talking about money - so you come across clear, structured, and confident

    6 chaptersPractice