How To Deliver Difficult News Without Creating Instant Workplace Anxiety

ℹ️ EPISODE INFO

Released

April 23, 2026

Duration

18m

Channel

The Jefferson Fisher Podcast

Watch on YouTube

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📝 EPISODE DESCRIPTION

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🎤 SPEAKERS

• Jefferson Fisher

  host

  Trial attorney and communication coach; host of The Jefferson Fisher Podcast.

🧾 EPISODE SUMMARY

In this episode of The Jefferson Fisher Podcast, featuring Jefferson Fisher, How To Deliver Difficult News Without Creating Instant Workplace Anxiety explores Deliver hard workplace news directly to prevent anxiety and confusion Vague openers and small talk before bad news trigger fight-or-flight and create unnecessary workplace anxiety.

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