Andrew Brodsky on How to Be Seen Without Being Always Available

Rethinking communication, trust, and boundaries in a hyperconnected world

We live in a world that never stops pinging—and for so many of us, that constant noise has blurred the line between visibility and burnout.

In this essential episode of Passion Struck, I sit down with workplace communication expert Andrew Brodsky to talk about how we can reclaim our time, focus, and well-being without sacrificing effectiveness. Drawing from his insightful new book Ping: The Secrets of Successful Virtual Communication, Andrew offers a fresh, human-centered perspective on what it really means to connect in the modern workplace.

Whether you're drowning in emails, navigating Zoom fatigue, or trying to lead a team without burning out, this conversation will challenge the belief that constant availability equals value. As Andrew shares, you can be trusted, present, and effective—without being always on.

Here’s what we explore:

Listen ad free to a conversation that will help you stop reacting, start communicating intentionally, and reconnect with what really matters.