The Art of Controlling Conversations

Thrivetime Show | Business School without the BS

Clay Clark

Business, Entrepreneurship

4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 5 November 2022

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

Clay Clark breaks down the art of controlling conversations with leading questions and the importance of preparation if your goal is to truly become a source of wisdom.

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0:00.0	Three, two, one, boom!
0:04.2	Broadcasting live from the center of the universe,
0:08.2	presenting the world's only business school without the BS,
0:11.7	with optometrist and entrepreneur Dr. Robert Selner,
0:14.8	and USS BA entrepreneur of the year, Clay Clark.
0:18.4	Get ready to enter The Thrive Time Show on Talk Radio 1170.
0:24.4	Alright, Thrive Nation, welcome back to The Conversation.
0:35.2	It is The Thrive Time Show on your radio.
0:38.6	And today, we're continuing with the series of how to become
0:42.5	the elephant in the room in any room.
0:46.6	And think about it for a second.
0:47.8	Just think about what it means to be the elephant in the room.
0:52.4	What does it mean? The elephant in the room is the thing that everybody knows
0:55.9	about, but nobody talks about it.
0:58.4	So, as an example, kind of funny, but true.
1:01.6	Recently, Steve Carrington, he's the D. Tulsa's mortgage lender.
1:06.8	By the way, if you're listening right now,
1:08.6	the rates are only going to be going up because eventually,
1:11.2	they're going to have to curb inflation, right?
1:13.2	I mean, Steve, am I wrong there?
1:14.4	Yeah, it's happening right now.
1:15.4	Eventually, the rates will have to go up to stop inflation,
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