The Next Conversation

“Communication was the true family passion.”

Fisher reframes his legal lineage as one rooted not in litigation but in storytelling and human connection. This line sets the stage for a book that privileges relational skills over credentials. By underscoring that communication is not just a professional tool but a legacy passed through families and relationships, it also introduces a key takeaway: Ground Communication in Personal Values.

“Law school teaches you how to read the law. It doesn’t teach you how to read people.”

This quote encapsulates the central premise of Fisher’s mission: Communication success depends more on human insight than formal expertise. It introduces the book’s goal of shifting readers from information-based thinking to empathy-driven dialogue.

“People already know what they want to say, because deep down, it’s a reflection of what they’re already feeling.”

This quote identifies emotion as the root of all communication, reframing miscommunication not as a failure of vocabulary but as a failure to identify and express internal truths. In keeping with the message to ground communication in personal values, Fisher’s perspective encourages readers to start conversations with emotional awareness rather than strategic scripting.