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.


When to use
When you’ve told the story so many times that you’ve stopped hearing it.
Time
5 min
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The hard conversation

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Here’s a disagreement with , told from my side: . Don’t take my side by default. First, tell the same story back in the first person, the way they might tell it to a friend, as fairly as you can and without making them a saint. Then give me three things I may be missing or downplaying, and one thing I seem to have right. Finish with what you can’t know from one account, and one question I could ask them to find out. Be direct. No padding and no reassurance I did not ask for.

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