Ed Mylett

And then I believe his work can dramatically impact your life from a productivity standpoint, a peace of mind standpoint, an influence standpoint.

And he's got a book out right now called The Next Conversation, Argue Less, Talk More.

And I consider him, and I don't say this often, to be a communication expert.

And you will see that reveal itself throughout the next hour.

You are going to learn so much and take so many notes today.

from Jefferson Fisher.

Jefferson, welcome to the show finally, brother.

Let's start out.

His content, you guys, is so specific is what I like about it.

It's not just general principles.

There's actually real phraseology, real words.

Where perhaps you are the secondary person is what I would call it.

So you could be husband and wife, boyfriend, girlfriend, friend, boss, and personally supervise.

But one has sort of asserted the...

superior position in a conversation, if that makes sense.

Almost like they're always teaching you a lesson or they're in the control position.

Is there a way to sort of, Russell's the wrong word, but reestablish pecking order or at least equality in a conversation?

You know what I mean when I say that?

That you have people in your life that talk to you as if

They're the expert on everything, you're not.