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“Mama Jan” Smith’s Advice on the Best Way to Deliver Tough Feedback

February 27, 2019
2 min read

Jan Smith“Mama Jan” Smith is a Grammy-nominated producer and vocal coach to the stars—working with chart-topping artists like Usher, Justin Beiber, The Band Perry, Rob Thomas, Drake, Sugarland, Ciara, Collective Soul, and more. She joined me as a guest on my podcast last year, and we had a great conversation. Just like when I was an agent dealing with superstar athletes, she has to deal with some pretty big egos in the music industry, and delivering tough feedback can be, well, tough. In this clip, she discusses the two best ways to deliver tough feedback.

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