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Course overview
Lesson Overview

13.46 – How to Communicate With People Who Disagree With You: Disagreements don’t have to become battles; they can be pathways to understanding. Start by listening to the other person’s full perspective before responding. Avoid cutting them off or planning your defense mid-conversation. Use phrases like “I see what you mean” to acknowledge, not necessarily agree. Keep your tone calm and your posture open. Avoid insults or comparisons that trigger defensiveness. If emotions rise, pause and reset rather than push forward in frustration. Look for shared values—goals or concerns you both care about—to build common ground. When you express your viewpoint, stay factual and concise. It’s okay to end with mutual respect instead of full agreement. Mature communication values understanding over victory. Every calm disagreement you handle strengthens patience, empathy, and self-control. Over time, conflict becomes less threatening and more constructive, teaching that true respect thrives even in difference.

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