Short episode summary

Today, we’re talking about one of my favorite books - “Think Again” by Adam Grant. The idea is we can coexist even with differing opinions. Tune in now to learn more!

 

Timestamps of big takeaways

[00:14] Today, we’re talking about one of my favorite books - “Think Again” by Adam Grant 

[01:13] When we disagree, we fall into three modes and I cover those here

[01:55] The preacher belief doesn’t have to be political or religious

[03:18] The prosecutor sees the flaws in your opponent’s argument

[04:35] The politician believes whoever makes the best argument at the time

[05:09] We don’t stay in just one mode - it depends on the disagreement

[06:06] I share a quote from the book that drives home the author’s entire premise for the book

[07:28] How do we get out of these modes? Find out here

[07:45] What is the Dunning–Kruger Effect? I explain it here

[08:13] I share when we’re most and least willing to listen to other arguments

[08:58] Our beliefs and our past selves are not detached from our identity

[09:25] I share the reason that this book means so much to me for my coaching practice

[10:03] I explain my job as a coach here

[10:15] As you begin to open your mind, you should consider two things about any given topic

[12:32] I want to challenge you that as you examine your beliefs, you may need to detach your identity from the arguments in front of you.

 

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Links mentioned in episode

“Think Again” by Adam Grant - Grab a copy here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B087ZC68VN/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1 

https://carolinebjorkquist.com/

https://www.havingtoughconversations.com/

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