Description

Jason talks with Brandon Montero about a simple feedback model: state what you noticed, describe the specific path to improvement, then give the reason why it matters, so feedback lands as help instead of criticism.

What you'll learn in this episode:

• Why stating what you noticed beats stating a judgment
• How a clear path to improvement removes the guesswork from feedback
• Why explaining the why turns feedback into something people want
• How genuine care for someone's future makes feedback easier to give
• Why asking for feedback yourself helps normalize the whole process

If you have been avoiding giving someone feedback because it might sting, the honest question is whether staying quiet is really kinder than giving them a clear, caring path to something better.

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