#Communication & Influence

Trial Lawyer: The Simple Framework for Mastering Uncomfortable Conversations (Jefferson Fisher)

Front Row Seat with Ken ColemanHost Ken Coleman; guest Jefferson Fischer (trial lawyer, communicator, author)

Trial lawyer and communicator Jefferson Fischer outlines a short, practical framework for navigating difficult conversations: accept conflict as inevitable, 'frame' the talk (topic + desired end + buy‑in), regulate your physiology, and use simple language and body cues to de‑escalate. He offers concrete scripts for de‑escalation, saying no, asking for raises, and preparing high‑stakes talks.

Jun 25

Behavior Expert: How to Read Minds, Influence Anyone and Unlock True Confidence

Front Row Seat with Ken ColemanHost Ken Coleman; guest Chase Hughes (behavioral science expert, trainer for military and executives)

Behavioral expert Chase Hughes explains practical techniques for influence, persuasion, and confidence-building grounded in reading micro-behaviors, managing your presence, and using statements (not questions) to elicit sensitive information. The episode gives concrete tactics leaders can use in interviews, meetings, sales, and personal relationships.

Jun 25

How To Handle Difficult People & Take Back Your Peace and Power

Mel RobbinsMel Robbins (host); Jefferson Fiser (guest, trial lawyer, author)

Trial lawyer Jefferson Fiser joins Mel Robbins to share practical scripts and mindset shifts for staying calm and keeping power when facing difficult people—from gaslighters and belittlers to argumentative colleagues and ex-partners. The episode focuses on de-escalation tactics (breathing, silence, lowered voice), boundary-setting, brief neutral replies, and reframing difficult behavior as a bid for connection.

Jun 25

Confidence isn't loud, here's how to find your voice | Nimi Mehta

The Balance Theory PodcastHost (The Balance Theory Podcast) and guest Nimi Mehta

Broadcaster and public-speaking coach Nimi Mehta describes a career that began with early success at MTV, then stalled, and later recovered through persistence, proximity, and continual skill-building. She explains her 'Voice Layer Theory' — how parental, social and media influences can dilute your authentic voice — and offers practical methods for finding quiet, assertive confidence.

Jun 12

Robert Greene: How To Seduce Anyone, Build Confidence & Become Powerful | E232

The Diary Of A CEOHost: Steven Bartlett; Guest/Author: Robert Greene

Robert Greene discusses his books on power, seduction and mastery, explains power as an internal sense of control, and describes how confidence grows from skill. He also recounts his 2018 stroke, the limits it imposed, and how it changed his priorities and empathy.