The Next Conversation Starts Here
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What is the significance of today's podcast episode?
Today is a big day, y'all, and it's going to be probably an emotional episode for me, and I'm okay with that. Today, my book, The Next Conversation, Are You Less? Talk More, is released. Today is publication day, my very first publication day, and I cannot be any more excited, thrilled, and honored to give a piece of myself to you. If you've enjoyed any of my content at all at any point in time, and I'm assuming you have if you're listening to this podcast, I'm going to ask you to buy and purchase this book. You You can find a link there or you can go to jeffersonfisher.com book. You can find it there or you can just go in the show notes of this episode and you're going to find the link. Go to your favorite retailer and buy it. And let me tell you why. Because you are investing in your next conversation. There's lots of reasons why I titled it this way. And we're going to talk about that today. But most of the time you've invested in things that you just don't even think about.
You've invested in every time that caffeine habit, you've invested in that mental health, you've invested in your own fitness, you've invested in work efficiency tools, but rarely if ever have you invested in your communication and how you communicate and you show up in the difficult conversations. And this book is not going to tell you just how to do it. It's going to give you the words of exactly what to say. And you will be amazed at the way you're going to show up in conversations and bring more positive and bring more of what you want in your life. You can go to thenextconversation.com to get a copy of this book. I'm honored for it. Thank you for letting me put this out into the world. Welcome to the Jefferson Fisher Podcast, where I'm on a mission to make your next conversation. the one that changes everything. If you enjoy learning tools to improve your communication, I'm going to ask you to please follow this podcast. And if you would, leave a review, give it a star, give it a like, give it a heart. Whatever it is, it helps. It really does. And I'm very appreciative for it.
Please know that. If you have any topic suggestions, you can just throw them in the comments. This episode is sponsored by Cozy Earth. The reason why I love Cozy Earth as a sponsor is because I actually use their products and I like them, but my wife loves them. Their towels, their bed sheets, anything cozy and comfortable from the tops to pants, sweatshirts to sweatpants are awesome. Love them. You can go to CozyEarth.com slash Jefferson and use the code Jefferson for 40% off. And on that site, there's a whole list of my favorite things that I personally like to wear. So I encourage you to go check it out. You can go to CozyEarth.com slash Jefferson and use the code Jefferson for 40% off. In today's episode, we're going to go over three things.
One, how I even got here, how a book even happens. Because if you're like me listening, you have no clue how a book goes out into the world. I didn't either. And this has been a whole entire process and a learning process. In fact, every day is still a learning process. So for those of you who are curious, I'm going to share a little bit of the background of how I even got here. Next, we're going to go through the framework of the next conversation, Are You Less? Talk More, in the three-part framework that I set out to help improve your next conversation. And we're going to talk about why it matters. Today's episode is all about the book. About two and a half years ago, I was getting comments in all of my content about, you should write a book, please write a book, please write a book. And I thought, well, I guess I got to write a book. I've never, listen to me, never in a million years was a book on my bingo card. I never thought about it ever once. I never thought, oh, I wish I could write a book. That wasn't anywhere in my whole mindset.
So when people started asking and leaving comments saying, you should write a book, I thought, well, okay. So I Googled. I went to Google and typed in, how do you write a book? So I spent an evening one night just kind of surfing, seeing, hey, how do you write a book? Lord knows I didn't know. And I saw things about you should self-publish.
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