Every Conversation Counts

“In a world of missed connections, the gift to listen deeply is one that nourishes both them and you. But it's not actually a gift. It's a skill. Riaz's book shows you how you can make every conversation count.”
—Michael Bungay Stanier, bestselling author, The Coaching Habit

"When communications fall short because of misunderstandings, or distance, or inattention, the results can be disastrous: lost jobs, lost opportunities, lost relationships. Riaz Meghji's splendid new book shows you how to ensure that your communications measure up every time. This book is a game-changer."
—Nick Morgan, bestselling author, Can You Hear Me?

“Every Conversation Counts is a call to arms for a world that is struggling with loneliness and isolation. It shows readers how to use conversations to create that human connection that is so needed by all of us.”
—Judith Humphrey, founder of The Humphrey Group, and author of Impromptu: Leading in the Moment

“Meghji has created an invaluable guide to the core of effective communication - connection. Through the expertise gained from his craft and learnings from those he has interviewed, his perspective is relevant today more than ever to fulfillment, happiness and success both professionally and personally.”
—Mark Shapiro, president, Toronto Blue Jays

“From compassionate curiosity, to our urgent need for human connection to build relationships, this book is a valuable resource to have bold conversations that create breakthrough moments.”
—Duncan Wardle - founder iD8 & innov8 LLC

“Riaz is one of those rare gems that effortlessly connects with people to reveal their truth and vulnerability. And now I’m so inspired by his own vulnerability in this book. These are lessons of humanity, perseverance, and grace that are invaluable to anyone and everyone.”
—Kaitlyn Bristowe, TV personality, podcaster, and entrepreneur

“Every Conversation Counts is a master class in human connection. As a coach, communication and connections with my team are so important. This book covers some fundamental habits everyone should read and practice.”
—Travis Green, head coach, Vancouver Canucks

“[Meghji’s] approach encourages the virtues of attention, empathy, vulnerability, and appreciation, but the context is thoroughly modernized, with significant consideration to how the pandemic era has changed relationships. Readers looking to have more meaningful interactions would do well to pick this up.”
—Publisher’s Weekly review