Unscript : The Radical Act of Being Yourself

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Unscript : The Radical Act of Being Yourself

  • 著者名:O'Connell, Christian
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  • Wiley(2026/07/23発売)
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  • 言語:ENG
  • ISBN:9781394419364
  • eISBN:9781394419388

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Description

Your magic is in the mess.

Christian O'Connell is the only broadcaster in history to achieve #1 ratings on two continents and is the first National Breakfast host in Australian radio history. For almost 30 years he has connected with millions of people daily — without scripts, without safety nets, and often without a plan. He's written a warm, funny and deeply honest guide to the one thing we're all starving for: real human connection.

In Unscript, Christian shows how invisible scripts — handed to us by family, culture and fear — quietly run our conversations, our relationships and our lives. We perform when we could be present. We impress when we could express. And the gap between who we are and who we pretend to be keeps growing.

With his WAVES framework — Wonder, Attune, Vulnerability, Enjoy and Surf — Christian offers a way back. Not to a better version of yourself, but to the real one. The one that was always there, underneath the act.

The real you — unpolished, unscripted and gloriously imperfect — is not the problem. You don't need to become someone new. You just need to remember who you already are.

Because your magic is in the mess.

Table of Contents

Introduction: The gift in your imperfect story ix

Part I Static 1
1 We're losing each other 3
2 He had a dream, not a script 13
3 No-one invited you 21
4 The magic of connection 33

Part II Tuning in 43
5 My toilet epiphany 45
6 The waves between us 53
7 Wonder 63
8 Attunement 81
9 Vulnerability 97
10 Enjoyment 109
11 Surf 119

Part III Transmission and reception 127
12 Worse than death 129
13 The heart of listening 147
14 You are a story 157

Conclusion: Talking each other home 177
Acknowledgements 185
References 187