Speaking and Communicating Podcast
Oct 19, 2026 · 32 min · 10 segments
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Eva Aimable-KoloskoGuestRoberta NdlelaHost
We can watch TV shows and never leave your couch if you didn't want to, but have such a global understanding.

And really that mindset and what expands that mindset and allow us to be tolerant to a lot of different cultures is that curiosity, is that ability to understand and be curious as to why certain things are happening, how different cultural norms come about and how can you potentially adapt your style, especially if you're a leader and, in that country or have teams where you may have a diverse set of people on it.

You want to know and understand that culture because that will help you motivate and lead those people.
Would you say that also being curious sort of changes the dynamic of your communication style and how you interact with others? If you're curious versus just coming with this idea that, oh, I know what I'm doing or I know what's going on.

At the end of the day, people want to know that you're interested in them.

So when you and I were talking, we talked about me going to South Africa and I asked you, where were you from? So it's about understanding yourself.

A little bit of, because there's always something that connects us to another human being.

It's either you've been to certain places, you might have kids, you might have a husband.

We can watch TV shows and never leave your couch if you didn't want to, but have such a global understanding.

And really that mindset and what expands that mindset and allow us to be tolerant to a lot of different cultures is that curiosity, is that ability to understand and be curious as to why certain things are happening, how different cultural norms come about and how can you potentially adapt your style, especially if you're a leader and, in that country or have teams where you may have a diverse set of people on it.

You want to know and understand that culture because that will help you motivate and lead those people.
Would you say that also being curious sort of changes the dynamic of your communication style and how you interact with others? If you're curious versus just coming with this idea that, oh, I know what I'm doing or I know what's going on.

At the end of the day, people want to know that you're interested in them.

So when you and I were talking, we talked about me going to South Africa and I asked you, where were you from? So it's about understanding yourself.

A little bit of, because there's always something that connects us to another human being.

It's either you've been to certain places, you might have kids, you might have a husband.
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