How to Master Conscious Communication for a Thriving Family and Business with Jem Fuller

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Fellas, today I’m excited to welcome Jem Fuller, a dedicated father and partner, a seasoned coach, author, and expert in communication. His book, The Art of Conscious Communication for Thoughtful Men, delves into mastering the art of effective personal and professional communication.

In this episode, we dive deep into the concept of conscious communication and why it’s critical for personal growth and healthier relationships. Jem shares his insights on how to become more self-aware in conversations, the power of pausing, and why communication is more about sharing than telling.

We also explore the struggles many men face, such as managing tempers and navigating communication with children and partners. Jem offers practical tools for staying present, handling triggers, and building deeper, more meaningful connections.

Expect to gain powerful frameworks for enhancing your communication skills—whether it’s in the workplace or at home.

Enjoy today’s episode!

A Wide-Ranging Conversation Through…

  • Defining conscious communication
  • Does studying communication make us better communicators?
  • An alternative to telling our kids to suck it up or man up
  • Pausing 3-5 times/day can be a gamechanger
  • Holding space for your spouse with pausing and stillness
  • Acceptance: An important step to repairing relationships
  • How grief and anger plays into our conscious communication
  • Jem’s vision for the future to help others achieve inner peace
  • How Jem prioritizes time for himself, family and business
  • Less is more, be clear on your why
“To be able to communicate, we need to loosen our grip on the way we think things should be. And if you say something that is controversial to me, I'm going to lean in even more.” - Jem Fuller Share on X “When you're present in stillness, it’s a wonderful masculine tool, an ability, especially in relationship with feminine.” - Jem Fuller Share on X “If there's ever a piece of communication that you think should be had and you're worried about it might be misconstrued, if you can get into the same physical space as that person, I know that's the most confrontational, that's your… Share on X “The first step, the most important step in repairing, is complete acceptance of what happened.” - Jem Fuller Share on X

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Jem Fuller Bio

Jem’s unique and powerful approach to human dynamics and leadership, through more conscious communication, creates thriving team environments where people can truly flourish.

He’s certainly not a run-of-the-mill leadership coach or keynote speaker. Jem’s colorful life of global adventures in foreign lands, working as a tribal tattooist, motorcycle courier, kindergarten teacher, healer, travel consultant and corporate leader has created a rich tapestry of experience for him to draw on.

After studying coaching, NLP, human behavioral profiling and more, Jem launched his leadership coaching consultancy and international retreat company in 2013. Since then he has worked with exec and senior leaders across government, private and not-for-profit sectors, created critically acclaimed online courses in people development, and led retreats through the remote Himalaya of northern India, the jungles of Indonesia, and the deserts of Australia.

Jem’s approach is authentic, alternative, accessible and caring, conscious and kind. He believes in people’s ability to develop and grow into their potential, experiencing their best life and positively impacting the lives of others.

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