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How to put reasons first and opinions second

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Jason Buckley

Opinions are like… belly buttons. Everyone has one. Perhaps that’s why it’s easy to ask for opinions first, and then get the reasons afterwards. Different opinions bring disagreement, and disagreement brings energy. If a class is split down the middle on a question, I think, “This’ll be good!” Seen...

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