Ep52: Disagreeing Without Being Disagreeable

When we hear someone make a statement that’s not true, or express a personal opinion that cuts us to the core, it’s easy to react by lashing out and attacking that person. It’s not so easy to offer a thoughtful reply that is both respectful and direct. Our question this episode: how can we take the high road while still calling someone out on their harmful actions? I highlight two recent videos - one from James Corden, the other from Annabel (aka @montanaranchwife) - that provide excellent examples of how to express disagreement without being disagreeable. Hosted by Beth L. Buelow, PCC. More information at howcanisaythis.com

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