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In this German‑language episode of the Jefferson Fisher Podcast, attorney Shanli Liu shares three practical communication techniques she has honed in the courtroom and applies to everyday interactions. The first trick is to replace the word “but” with “and” to avoid negating the speaker’s previous statement and to keep the dialogue constructive. The second trick is to stay at a macro, general level rather than getting bogged down in minutiae; by affirming the broader point and finding common ground, the speaker prevents arguments from escalating. The third trick is to speak more slowly, clearly, and with deliberate pauses, which conveys confidence, allows better regulation of emotions, and keeps the conversation under control. Throughout the episode Liu illustrates each technique with concrete examples (e.g., rephrasing apologies, compliments, and disagreements) and explains why they work in cross‑examination and mediation. The episode also contains sponsor reads for Cosy Earth bedding and PIQ/Peaklife supplements, with promo codes, and a brief call‑to‑action for listeners to subscribe and follow the podcast.

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