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Tell me this argument again, from their side.
Your disagreement retold from the other person’s point of view, plus what you may be missing.
Moment 27 prompts 7 scenes
There’s something you need to say and no easy way to say it.
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People 5 min DREAM
Your disagreement retold from the other person’s point of view, plus what you may be missing.
26 more prompts, drawn from 7 scenes.
A fair guess at how you come across to one person in your life, and what they hold back.
A fair agenda for one conversation: both positions, where you really differ, and how you’ll decide.
A realistic practice interview, one question at a time, with a straight verdict on each answer.
Three ways to turn down a request at work, from a clear no to a trade, in words you can use today.
A calm version of the message you wrote angry, built to get the result you want from it.
Feedback that stung, sorted into what’s fair, what’s unclear and what to do in the next two weeks.
A plan for a hard conversation with someone you manage: the opening, the examples and the next step.
A plan for resigning well: what to say first, what to leave out, and a handoff in order.
Three numbers for your pay conversation: the ask, the target and your floor, each with its reasoning.
A realistic practice round with a seller, then honest notes on where you gave ground too fast.
A plan for a first money talk: an opening line, the numbers to bring and three questions for you both.
Three honest options beyond yes or no, what each could cost you, and kind words for each one.
Three ways to say the hard thing, each with a note on how it’s likely to land.
A one-page plan for a hard talk: your opening line, your one point, and replies for the pushback.
A short apology that names what you did and what it cost them, with no defense attached.
A boundary in two sentences, what you’ll do instead, and a calm line for when it gets tested.
The loop behind a repeating argument, drawn in plain steps, and the one place you could step out.
A straight answer on whether to speak up, and the kindest honest wording if you should.
A text that needs no reply, two offers they can just say yes to, and the well-meant line to skip.
A pocket plan for a tense gathering: likely flashpoints, a line for each, and a way to step out.
Five ways into a real conversation with your teen, and the one habit of yours to drop.
A then-and-now picture of what has changed, the line you’d soften said plainly, and questions for the doctor.
A one-page note for your first session: why you’re there, what you want, and what to ask the therapist.
A one-page plan in your words: early signs, what helps and who to call, to share with someone you trust.
A cold read of your message: what it seems to ask, where attention drifts, what could land wrong.
A short, kind message that says the hard thing in the first two sentences.
A pack is a small set of prompts chosen for one situation.
Find the words for the thing you’ve been putting off saying.
8 prompts
This is one of 16. These two sit on either side of it.