Have you ever wondered why arguments with the same people keep repeating themselves? Today’s guest believes it’s rarely the argument itself, but the pattern underneath it. Jefferson Fisher is back on The Diary Of A CEO for the second time. When Jefferson was first on the show, over 5 million of you watched. The comments and messages that followed were impossible to ignore. So many of you said that the episode helped you understand your relationships and your communication in a new way. That resp

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