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There’s a conversation you’ve been avoiding.

Not because you don’t care.
Because you know it could turn into a fight.

This is where you start.

acorn in deep thought
Embarrased acorn
PAUSE

Before we go any further…Take a second. Think of one person you struggle to agree with. Someone where the conversation gets tense, goes in circles or never happens at all. You don’t have to fix it right now. Just bring them to mind.

Yup, that one.  now hold them in your mind for just a moment.

THE QUESTION

Now ask yourself: Is there enough? Enough understanding? Enough patience? Enough curiosity… to try again? Don’t rush past this. Just sit with it.

Pondering
Pleading
WHAT MOST PEOPLE DO

Most people, when things get hard, do one of three things:

  • They avoid the conversation.

  • They push harder and try to win.

  • Or they shut down completely.

None of those lead to agreement. They lead to distance. And over time… that distance grows.

Not listening

WHAT YOU’RE GOING TO DO DIFFERENTLY
You’re not here to win. You’re here to try something different.

You’re going to:

  • Slow down

  • Look deeper

  • And start finding agreement where you didn’t see it before

Not all at once. Just one step at a time.

What is this

Totally serious dude, you can do it, I will walk you through it.

THE PATH
This is how we do it.
Step 1: See Clearly

Before you respond… before you defend…

You learn how to understand what’s actually happening. Notice emotions  Catch reactions,See the conversation for what it really is

Cleaning my lense
Step 2: Mining for Agreements​

Now instead of looking for what’s wrong…You start looking for what’s shared. Like digging for gold…The agreement is there. You just haven’t been shown how to find it yet.

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Step 3: Build Better Conversations

Now you take what you’ve found…And use it.  Ask better questions Stay grounded Move the conversation forward

This is where things begin to change.

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Start Small

You don’t need to solve everything today.​

Just start here:

One person    One conversation   One small agreement

That’s enough.

 

Start with Step 1

You don’t need to get it perfect.

You just need to begin.

 Start Step 1: See Clearly

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