This is a YouTube video titled "Watch your tone" containing a dialogue between two speakers discussing the importance of tone and approach in asking questions, likely in a coaching or training context. The conversation focuses on how to soften the tone to better connect with someone during a conversation. The content was created in May 2025.
Well, how long have you wanted to change for?
So your tone. Your tone is too deep, too early. The questions are good, but you got to keep it lighter.
Did something shift, like, a year ago that kind of made it more of a priority?
So just go like, sheesh, Kebab brother. A year, man. Like, what happened? What happened a year ago? Like, then he'll do, like, an exasperated like that. But if you go, what happened a year ago? He's gonna go like, it's too much too soon. That's your consequence question voice, right? You need to have a connecting situation question voice, which is like, hey, man, what's going on? The right thought, the right question, the wrong tone. So do you.
You essentially just run that same tonal word of consequence?
Like, not exactly, but you've got to sort of, like, ease into it, right? Like, hey, how's it going? Looks like you booked on a call today. If I go, hey, how's it going, man? Looks like you. You booked on a call today. That's the. Like, that's a therapist's voice, right? That's a. Like, we are concerned about the fact that you are here.
