Usually and instinctively, people are trained to show that they are right and, if possible, to show that others are wrong.

Lately, I try to do one thing. Reject listening to myself. That is, I try to talk less and listen more. I try to ask for help more often, saying that I have some knowledge on the subject, but I admit that I don’t know everything and that a different opinion will have a huge impact on what I do. I also believe that if I don’t judge, it is important to realize that tensions and differences will contribute to very important changes.

The essential idea is that I try to make sure that the dispute is about creating something new or solving the problem, not about each other over the other. But yes, it is very difficult.

Because as the bubblegum king once said:

When two businessmen agree, one of the two is unnecessary.