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🗓️ 18 May 2016
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We’ll never agree with everyone all of the time. But how you choose to vocalize your differences in opinion can mean a breakdown of communication OR a moment of true connection. In today’s LOVE Life I’m going to give you my 3 tips to charmingly disagree in a way that draws people closer to you every time.
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0:00.0 | Matthew hustled here with Love Life. Do you ever feel like you keep attracting the wrong |
0:07.1 | kinds of men? I can understand how frustrated and hopeless this must make you feel at times. |
0:13.8 | All you want is a good guy who appreciates you and treats you well. Someone who's a partner |
0:18.7 | in all of life's ups and downs. But instead, you end up with jerks. Or you're not alone. |
0:25.1 | So many women come relate. I want you to smile right now because today I'm going to give |
0:30.3 | you a simple way to get rid of the jerks and only attract quality men into your life. |
0:36.6 | Before I give that to you, let's get into today's episode. |
0:42.9 | Today I want to talk about three important ways to charmingly disagree with someone. You |
0:48.2 | know those charismatic people in life who just seem to be able to disagree with people |
0:52.7 | and people still like them at the end of it. They still have all of this good feeling |
0:57.1 | at the end of it. In fact, if anything, it draws people to them. Well, I want to help |
1:01.4 | everyone listening to become more of that in the arguments that they have today. I'm |
1:05.5 | not talking about the huge blowups. I'm talking about those little ways that we disagree |
1:09.5 | with people each day. So I have three ways for you today. Let's jump right into them. |
1:14.8 | Number one is don't get emotionally involved. In other words, there is a way to disagree |
1:20.2 | with someone where you don't put your personal feelings on the line. In other words, a great |
1:26.3 | debating style is someone who can be passionate, but not get personal. They can be passionate. |
1:33.4 | They can be excited about their argument. They can even think the other person's argument |
1:37.3 | is absurd. But what they don't do is start investing their personal feelings into it |
1:42.3 | in a way that compromises them emotionally because of course, as soon as you compromise |
1:46.3 | yourself emotionally, you lose all of your power. The second big tip for this is to create |
1:51.9 | segues, not dead ends. If someone says something that you disagree with and you go, that's |
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