Unpacking Mental Fortitude + Violent Disagreements + Rational Decision-Making
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Enjoy my recent conversation with Lee Benson on The Show Your Value Podcast. Of the Many Takeaways:
Value Diverse Perspectives: It's crucial to appreciate dissenting voices, even when there is little to no agreement. They can liberate more critical and innovative thinking within your team.
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If you have less than 60 seconds, enjoy this thought about being courageous in the moment:
If you want a 1-minute strategy to persuade a group to move in a different direction, hopefully this is helpful:
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Todd B. Kashdan is an author of several books including The Upside of Your Dark Side (Penguin) and The Art of Insubordination: How to Dissent and Defy Effectively (Avery/Penguin) and Professor of Psychology and Leader of The Well-Being Laboratory at George Mason University.
Read the Issue Inciting a Whole Lot of Criticism:
What's Bothering Me the Most in Psychology
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Thanks for recognizing the consensus fallacy and give voice to the voiceless minority.