With the launch of my new book Habits of a Peacemaker: Ten Habits to Change Our Potentially Toxic Conversations into Healthy Dialogues, I will be guest blogging here on some themes from the book. Its aim is to provide practical skills to help readers become the type of people who can use their free speech rights effectively to have productive conversations about hard topics.
One of those skills peacemakers engage in regularly is searching for the best argument against their position on any issue. They may not find that argument persuasive, but learning it and knowing it helps them nuance and strengthen their views.
