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“In the same way that dealing with challenges makes us better and more resilient, engaging with opposing viewpoints makes us intellectually sharper and more insightful.”
The internet makes it easy to live inside our own little content bubbles where we are protected from any viewpoints other than those with which we already agree. But this is a big problem. When we aren't exposed to opposing perspectives, we don’t learn how to relate to the people who hold them.
In this episode, I’ve put together a short list of tips for engaging with people who hold views contrary to your own.
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Ruben Chavez is a writer and host of The Think Grow Podcast.
The internet makes it easy to live inside our own little content bubbles where we are protected from any viewpoints other than those with which we already agree. But this is a big problem. When we aren't exposed to opposing perspectives, we don’t learn how to relate to the people who hold them. I’ve put together a short list of tips for engaging with people who hold views contrary to your own.