How to argue like a lawyer pt2

[lyslilylirio]

"DON'T TAKE THE BAIT"
Key tool to staying (emotionally, mentally, physically) safe when dealing with a narcissist.

[springcrocusflower]

I need some serious classes. You point out great skills that i never thought about. Many people jump to debate style conversations. Thanks for you videos, great examples.

[beckyszilagyi]

Liking you more and more! My daughter is my caregiver now. She has some mental problems and
Often shows no deference! I'm
Learning so many tricks and ways from you. And don't have to pay
For all that learning!! 78 years old.
😊 Many thanks!!! 😊

[marybethbarnett]

Silence is a powerful tool. Don't be afraid to use it and be comfortable allowing pregnant pauses to make your point.

[inyoureyes]

I appreciate this knowledge and will use it!

[ghazalaather]

Would love more videos on you tube, you're awesome 👍👍👍👍 keep up the good work ❤

[karenroe-tqvi]

I used to have to testify in court, I was rather new to my job and was testifying for the crown attorney. The client's lawyer kept saying to me" I suggest to you, and stated his (clients )position... I replied "no you can't suggest that". The judge, crown attorney, the police officers, the stenographer broke up laughing. The judge "said Karen, I mean Miss Roe, you have to answer.

[miss.l.c.minister]

You're something else that's a huge compliment I love the way at the end you put your hand to your face and say follow me you're really cool you're the first person I can really say that about and you're a lawyer a trial lawyer I'm going to trial for something I never did my lawyer seems to be okay but I wish you were here I send her your videos I just love the way after every video the way you put your hand up the expression on your face when you say follow me and the interesting thing is I'm a strong leader I'm a female I say that with respect cuz I know you're intelligent I know I could gain a lot of information even though I've studied psychology for 42 years I know I can learn a lot more with you I'm laughing respectfully I really hope you read this

[antmann]

I could listen to your voice for hours 👍🏼✌🏼👌🏼 ( follow me 😂)

[mayrabeltran]

We need Spanish translation because the technical English

[AuDHD_Mom]

This video makes me wonder if we are members of the same world-wide Church, especially the "be comfortable with silence" tip. But I haven't seen any indication you are religious from any of your other tips. But I'm a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and we have an example of staying in silence to let the other person speak in the Book of Mormon, so it's a fairly regular reminder brought up in teacher trainings for our lay ministry that silence is an important opportunity for others to think and consider the question posed.

[acrehobbytfarm]

Can you put all your Instagram content on YouTube?
Love sharing it with my husband but he doesn’t do IG.

[kcaldwell]

Hi Jefferson.
Love your content, and I do follow you on IG. But I wish I could find your content on YouTube instead. Reason? IG promotes over-scrolling habits that can distract from personal growth. I find YouTube is much more controllable, searchable, and just an overall better experience for people who want to use content like yours for self improvement.
Either way - I'm a fan, keep up the great work!



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