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Jefferson Fisher

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Published 4 days ago • 1 min read
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Hey Reader,

Each week, I send you practical communication tools to help you show up with clarity and confidence.

But sometimes, the content you love the most isn’t what I expected.

So I'm trying something new here.

This is your monthly recap of what hit home—the messages that got people talking and helped us all communicate a little better.

Whether you're catching up or revisiting a favorite, I hope something here speaks to you.

#1. How to Respond to an Insult

When someone crosses the line, it’s tempting to fire back.

But there’s a better way.

This quick video shows you exactly what to say to stay composed and in control—without letting their words get the best of you.

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#2. What to do When Someone Talks Over You

Few things are more frustrating than being interrupted mid-sentence.

In this podcast episode, I break down 3 ways to hold your ground without losing your cool, so your voice is heard and the conversation stays on track.

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#3. How to Set Boundaries at Work

Boundaries don’t push people away—they make relationships stronger.

This post walks you through how to say “no” at work in a way that earns respect, protects your priorities, and keeps your confidence intact.

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Thanks for showing up, learning, and practicing alongside me.

Every time you read, listen, or share, you make this community stronger.

And I’m grateful for it.

Here’s to even better conversations in August,

J

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Jefferson Fisher

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