Curiosity Killed the Conflict
Cultivate a genuine curiosity about others' opinions, even if they differ from your own. Ask open-ended questions and explore diverse perspectives.
Approach conversations with a desire to learn rather than to prove a point. Ask questions that encourage meaningful dialogue and invite varied viewpoints.
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These key learning points will equip you with the tools to navigate disagreements with wit and grace.
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