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The opposite of adversarial (binary) thinking is seeking a win-win outcome. This takes time and isn't always possible, especially if the other person or group is noisier or more powerful. But win-win is what we should all aim for, especially as win-lose outcomes achieve very little.
Common ground and win-win outcomes are possible when people jointly explore possibilities, agree on key issues and let go of previous approaches and language.

• Establish common ground and win-win outcomes.
• Frame the discussion as a joint quest for a mutually satisfactory outcome.
• Use "we" rather than "I", "me" or "you" language.
• Seek agreement on the key issues as a first step.
• Let go of preconceived ideas  brainstorm solutions without criticism.
• Agree to the big picture before returning to the detail.

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Release Date
Jan 1, 2021
Video Running Time (minutes)
2:43
Producer
Seven Dimensions
Course ID
INSIGH1003

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