Stop The Interruption Cycle
The root cause of Polarization is interruption, and this has to be cut down by a full determination to understand each other and promise to:
- Stop Interrupting others.
- Pay full attention to the other person.
- Stay interested in where the discussion will go next.
- Don’t make an excuse for interrupting, like providing clarity or correction.
- Don’t be a smart-Alec.
If we are able to follow this, we can change the world.
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