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Virginie Grimaldi

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Silence isn't golden. In business, it's a liability.

When leaders undercommunicate, the cost is invisible at first - a missed assumption here, a misaligned team there. Then come the disengaged employees, the stalled strategies, and the organizational dysfunction that no memo or town hall can fix after the fact.

Overcommunicate: A Guide for Business Executives and Aspiring Leaders is the antidote.

Rob Johnson spent nearly thirty years as an Emmy Award-winning TV news anchor in Chicago, watching newsmakers, executives, and public figures succeed or fail based entirely on their ability - or inability - to convey a clear message. In 2019, he founded Rob Johnson Communications (RJC) to bring that hard-won expertise to the business world.

His insight: the leaders who thrive are not always the most talented. They are the ones who communicate with intention, consistency, and courage.

Overcommunicate redefines what the word actually means. This is not micromanagement. This is not constant email. This is the deliberate, structured, and adaptive practice of keeping every member of your team informed, aligned, and inspired - so that clarity becomes your culture, not your exception.

Through candid conversations with top executives, academic experts, and communication professionals, Johnson explores the full landscape of leadership communication: active listening and what it truly costs to ignore it; the difference between being kind and being nice when delivering hard truths; communicating mission-driven values so that employees feel ownership, not just employment; navigating the new dynamics of remote and hybrid teams; leading change without losing trust; the underestimated dangers of ghosting, quiet quitting, and quiet firing; and how to bridge the growing communication divide across generations in the modern workplace

Co-host of the acclaimed Can You Hear Me? podcast and creator of the Voice of Reason presentation training curriculum, Rob Johnson brings the journalist's eye for detail, the consultant's nose for root cause, and the communicator's gift for storytelling to every chapter of this book.

Whether you lead a Fortune 500 company, manage a team of five, or are just beginning your ascent into leadership, Overcommunicate will give you the tools, the language, and the confidence to stop being heard and start being followed.

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