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Ending well is just as important as starting strong.
In this episode, Jason shares a practical, respectful way to close conversations without awkwardness or abruptness. After years of discovery calls and relationship-driven business, he’s learned that listening 70% of the time builds trust—but ending well protects it. Whether you’re in person or on Zoom, small physical signals can create a natural transition while honoring both people’s time. When you’ve truly listened with empathy, closing the conversation won’t feel aggressive—it will feel appropriate. Consider where you might need to protect your time this week while still making others feel important.
By Jason ElkinsEnding well is just as important as starting strong.
In this episode, Jason shares a practical, respectful way to close conversations without awkwardness or abruptness. After years of discovery calls and relationship-driven business, he’s learned that listening 70% of the time builds trust—but ending well protects it. Whether you’re in person or on Zoom, small physical signals can create a natural transition while honoring both people’s time. When you’ve truly listened with empathy, closing the conversation won’t feel aggressive—it will feel appropriate. Consider where you might need to protect your time this week while still making others feel important.