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Lesson 7: Apply the “Is It Worth It?” Filter | Jefferson Fisher
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2:55Now PlayingIt can feel like we live in a world of constant debate. Online forums spiral out of control, social media comments flare up, and bumper stickers seem designed to provoke a reaction. At every turn, there’s a pull to jump into an argument. The usual advice is to “think before you speak,” but what exactly should you be thinking about? Instead of either engaging or retreating from every disagreement, how do you decide when your words might make a difference?
In this video lesson, communication expert Jefferson Fisher offers a practical filter to help you pause, reflect, and respond intentionally rather than impulsively.
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About Jefferson Fisher:
Jefferson Fisher is a Texas board certified personal injury attorney, business owner, and communication expert. In 2022, he began making videos of practical communication tips to help people argue less and talk more. He is the host of The Jefferson Fisher Podcast.
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