It gets much easier to hold a conversation, build empathy and come to a mutual agreement when we understand that every conversation can be placed on a scale of care.
Some conversation topics people may argue about if given the chance, but they don’t really care. Once we see it and understand the lack of care, we can shrug it off and move on.
Other conversations might result in a heated conversation, almost to a boiling point. Once we see that it’s because the person or group cares deeply – and we lend an ear to understand why they care, we can dig in and help out.
A great question to ask when things begin to get tense: “On a scale of 1 to 10, how much do you truly care about this?”
Stay Positive & Equally Important Is To Answer The Question Ourselves
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