The Lost Rider Podcast with Herman Brune

Brune elaborates on one of his favorite subjects. He discusses the art of good communication. It is about respecting other folks enough to think before you talk. Don't beleaguer people with clichés and meaningless words. Don't explain your ideas or position with overused and worn out catch phrases.

He gives examples: The word "important". What is important to one person may be moot to another. The word "work"; what is one person's misery may be another's recreation. Phrases such as "fair share" (when discussing taxes) are common during election cycles, but the explanation is subjective.

The only perceivable "fair share" would be if everyone paid nothing! Another falsely used terminology is "trophy hunting". The user must explain their thoughts. Otherwise, "trophy hunting" in actuality is animal husbandry applied to wildlife management. Good communication is simple if people only give a second of thought before they speak.