<p>Can we hold back our facts long enough to understand their feelings? Can we get past our feelings to hear their facts? In the perfect storm of 2020 between covid, racial tensions, and one of the most polarized elections in memory, it’s more important than ever that we learn to understand others’ perspectives. Yaz and Rebekah discuss how that has played out in their lives over the last few months. </p>

Can we hold back our facts long enough to understand their feelings? Can we get past our feelings to hear their facts? In the perfect storm of 2020 between covid, racial tensions, and one of the most polarized elections in memory, it’s more important than ever that we learn to understand others’ perspectives. Yaz and Rebekah discuss how that has played out in their lives over the last few months.

3. Don’t Waste My Fight or Flight

What is confirmation bias and how does it color our worldview and expectations? What colors the lenses we see the world with? If we shift those lenses slightly—like tilting a kaleidoscope—can we see the world with new insight? 

Yaz and Rebekah use active listening and critical thinking skills to bridge the gap between differing perspectives, combating cancel culture with real talk about really tough topics. Don’t miss their colorful conversation where no holds are barred and no topic is taboo.

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What is confirmation bias and how does it color our worldview and expectations? What colors the lenses we see the world with? If we shift those lenses slightly—like tilting a kaleidoscope—can we see the world with new insight? Yaz and Rebekah use active listening and critical thinking skills to bridge the gap between differing perspectives, combating cancel culture with real talk about really tough topics. Don’t miss their colorful conversation where no holds are barred and no topic is taboo.

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