After Hearing These Two 911 Calls You'll Never Speak The Same Way Again

After Hearing These Two 911 Calls You'll Never Speak The Same Way Again

I've spent years studying the words of thousands of criminals. And in all that time the most important thing I've learned is this. You already know how to hear the difference between someone you trust and someone you don't. You've always known. Today I'm going to prove it. I'm going to play you two real 911 calls. No labels. No clues. Just two men talking. And I want you to notice which one you trust. Because by the end of this episode you'll understand exactly why you felt what you felt. And you'll know how to make sure every conversation you have builds the kind of credibility that makes people want to say yes to you. This is How Words Work with Jack Fox.


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