
How Words Work with Jack Fox is about the language you choose and the authority it creates or destroys.
In this podcast, you will learn how words and phrases commonly used in lying, manipulation, and avoidance also show up in everyday communication, and why using that language causes people to doubt you, question you, or stop listening.
Each episode breaks down a specific language pattern, explain... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 5 | Founded | 20 days ago |
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Certainty doesn’t create trust. It often destroys it. This episode breaks down how absolute language, over assertion, and verbal reinforcement are used by deceptive people to control belief. You’ll learn why strong statements weaken credibility and h... more
The harder you try to be believed, the worse you sound. This episode shows why effort is audible, how listeners hear it instantly, and why people who are remembering sound calmer than people managing belief. You’ll learn what to remove from your spee... more
Honesty isn’t enough. This episode explains why truthful people are still questioned, challenged, and doubted and how belief is shaped by structure, effort, and word choice. You’ll understand why people push back on you and how to speak in a way that... more
You don’t need to lie to sound untrustworthy. In this opening episode, you’ll hear how the same language patterns used by serial killers, scammers, manipulators, and abusers show up in everyday speech — and why that makes people quietly doubt you. Yo... more
Deception isn’t about lying. It’s about language.
How Words Work examines how the same language patterns used by liars and manipulators appear when people are anxious, defensive, or trying to be believed and why that damages credibility.
Using the ... more
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