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Good Life Project · May 4, 2026 · 49m 44s
You Probably Shouldn’t Say That. And Yet…(Groundbreaking Science of Disagreeing Well) | Julia Minson
Julia Minson, behavioral scientist and Harvard Kennedy School professor, joins to discuss the science of disagreeing well. Her book 'How to Disagree Better' provides a research-backed framework for navigating conflict without damaging relationships. The conversation reveals why leading with facts often backfires and the importance of practicing on low-stakes disagreements. Minson also explains why empathy is unreliable in heated moments and what to focus on instead. This episode offers practical tools for anyone who wants to stay connected across deep differences.
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How to Disagree Better — Julia Minson
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✧The host notes that the cost of disagreement done badly is one of the quietest, most cumulative kinds of pain.
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