A simple way to connect with anyone you meet | Jared Fujishin | TEDxWest Valley College
In this heartfelt and practical TEDx talk, Dr. Jared Fujishin, a professor of communication at West Valley College and a seasoned leadership coach, shares the key to meaningful connection. Drawing from personal stories and communication research, Dr. Fujishin explores how intentional presence, empathy, and small daily choices can deepen relationships at home, in the workplace, and throughout our communities. His insights offer a timely reminder that true leadership begins with serving others. Jared is an award-winning lecturer, researcher, and communication consultant with a passion for helping leaders build meaningful connections through elevated communication skills. Since founding Fujishin Consulting, Jared has worked with numerous clients to enhance their leadership influence and connective communication skills.With years of experience, Fujishin knows what it takes to help leaders increase relational capital and rapport. His teaching, grounded in the latest research and communication literature, is synthesized and adapted for high-impact practicality. Moving beyond mere academic rhetoric, Jared desires to help leaders be "different by dinner", teaching concepts that can be put into practice the very day they are learned. While he loves his job and helping come alongside leaders to improve their cultures and themselves, his primary and most important calling is being a loving husband to Sweet Aurora and a devoted father to Asher. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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