The Art of Leadership Network.

Just because you said it doesn't mean the other person receives it.

That comes a lot of miscommunication.

They think, well, just I said this, and that's not what the other person heard.

So people assume, just because that is what you said, we assume that's exactly how the other person receives it.

And we know in relationships, Lord, that ain't the truth.

Helping you design your roadmap to wholeness from the inside out.

This is Wynn today.

And now, here's your host, Christopher Cook.

Hey, you guys, welcome to the podcast.

Thanks so much for joining me this week. I hope you

enjoyed summer break with Jamie Winship, but suffice it to say, we're back with fresh episodes

starting today where we're talking all about communication. Listen, most conversations

don't fall apart because of what you said. They fall apart because of what you couldn't control.

Things like your tone, your timing, the need to be right, the fear of being misunderstood.

So this week, Jefferson Fisher is here to help you shut down the chaos before it even starts.

We're talking about why explaining more actually escalates tension.

Why calm is your sharpest weapon and how slowing the moment down puts you back in the driver's seat.

No more talking in circles, no more guilt trips, no more shutdowns, no more games, no more manipulation.

If you've ever walked away from a conversation thinking, why did I say that?

This one's for you. Stay with us. My conversation with Jefferson Fisher is just moments away,

but first, you've survived, you've pushed through, you've prayed harder and told yourself

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