| Learning to Agree to Disagree June 14th, 2016 by Bill Boyajian |
Some people just can’t get disagreement out of their system. They want to argue a point to death and tell everyone around them how something or somebody is wrong. Sometimes you just want to tell them to “get over it.” You can disagree with someone without being notoriously disagreeable. You might even be right about something, but if you’re rude or indignant about it, you’re really wrong. Instead, learn to agree to disagree and move on. Most disagreements are more about opinion and worldview than about clear-cut “right or wrong.” So next time you disagree with someone, know what you believe, have confidence in it, and get on with your life. You’ll be a better, more agreeable person for it. Tags: Advice, Agree, Character, Crisis Management, Determination, Developing Leaders, Disagree, Humility, Integrity, Knowledge, Leaders, Leadership, Leadership Excellence, Leadership Problems, Leadership Skills, Learning, Life Tips, Opinion, People Leaders, Personal Development, Philosophy, Reality, Relationships, Reputation, Responsibility, Success, The Mind of a Leader |
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Birmingham, AL
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Hershey & Myerstown, PA
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Kizer-Cummings Jewelers
Lawrence, KS
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