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How can we have meaningful conversations with those who have differing views without disrespect or hostility? This question was at the heart of Philip Blackett's recent conversation on LOA Today with hosts Walt Thiessen and Jodie Lynn Craven.
Philip shared the inspiration for his new book, Disagree Without Disrespect: How to Respectfully Debate with Those who Think, Believe and Vote Differently from You - a lost opportunity for deeper understanding between himself and his sister during a family visit, due to tensions rising without respectful dialogue. "If I experienced that, I wonder how many other people...are probably having similar instances where there's something of value...and just because there's the possibility of disagreement, we don't even engage," reflected Philip.
This resonated with Jodie Lynn's experience at a virtual racial diversity event where "nobody talked...except for Anita." She wondered, "I was really excited to come and learn. And I don't know, tell me all the things, but nobody talked about it." The importance of creating safe spaces for open sharing was emphasized.
Walt recalled graying early and initially feeling upset, until realizing "this is me disagreeing with myself." Personal responsibility in how we respond to life was key. Respect and appreciation emerged as ways to facilitate tough conversations. Philip outlined a 5-step framework: "separate the idea or belief from the identity of the believer."
The conversation dove deeply into navigating conflicting emotions and viewpoints. Jodie Lynn noted "if you were to allow yourself to fully experience the whole picture, you might forget what you're fighting about." Walt wondered "Why do we cut ourselves off from this flow [of feelings]?" The human capacity for choice and changing perspectives over time was explored.
In the end, Jodie Lynn emphasized "we can still have that love and kindness and separate the idea from the individual, and disagree with love." This emotional intelligence is what our world deeply needs. Through respectful dialogue and understanding differing views, we can leave the world better than we found it.
Philip'a website: https://www.philipblackett.com/
Episode page: https://www.loatoday.net/philip-blackett
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How can we have meaningful conversations with those who have differing views without disrespect or hostility? This question was at the heart of Philip Blackett's recent conversation on LOA Today with hosts Walt Thiessen and Jodie Lynn Craven.
Philip shared the inspiration for his new book, Disagree Without Disrespect: How to Respectfully Debate with Those who Think, Believe and Vote Differently from You - a lost opportunity for deeper understanding between himself and his sister during a family visit, due to tensions rising without respectful dialogue. "If I experienced that, I wonder how many other people...are probably having similar instances where there's something of value...and just because there's the possibility of disagreement, we don't even engage," reflected Philip.
This resonated with Jodie Lynn's experience at a virtual racial diversity event where "nobody talked...except for Anita." She wondered, "I was really excited to come and learn. And I don't know, tell me all the things, but nobody talked about it." The importance of creating safe spaces for open sharing was emphasized.
Walt recalled graying early and initially feeling upset, until realizing "this is me disagreeing with myself." Personal responsibility in how we respond to life was key. Respect and appreciation emerged as ways to facilitate tough conversations. Philip outlined a 5-step framework: "separate the idea or belief from the identity of the believer."
The conversation dove deeply into navigating conflicting emotions and viewpoints. Jodie Lynn noted "if you were to allow yourself to fully experience the whole picture, you might forget what you're fighting about." Walt wondered "Why do we cut ourselves off from this flow [of feelings]?" The human capacity for choice and changing perspectives over time was explored.
In the end, Jodie Lynn emphasized "we can still have that love and kindness and separate the idea from the individual, and disagree with love." This emotional intelligence is what our world deeply needs. Through respectful dialogue and understanding differing views, we can leave the world better than we found it.
Philip'a website: https://www.philipblackett.com/
Episode page: https://www.loatoday.net/philip-blackett
Follow the LOA Today podcast: https://www.loatoday.net/follow
#loatoday
#lawofattraction
#manifesting
#vibration
#podcast
#deliberatecreators
#Q&A
#waltthiessen
#jodielynncraven
#loatodayapp
#PurposeDriven #Entrepreneurship #FaithInBusiness #AI #Parenting #GrowthMindset #Inspiration #Podcast
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