How can we disagree with one another, respectfully and productively? In this thoughtful talk, team builder Matt Trombley reflects on "agonism" -- the tendency to take a rigid stance on issues -- and shares why finding aspects of agreement can be the first step in resolving conflict. "When you can find even the smallest bit of common ground with somebody, it allows you to understand the beautiful wonder and complexity and majesty of the other person," he says.

Matt Trombley: The beauty and complexity of finding common ground

The beauty and complexity of finding common ground

Challenging agonism, the talk advocates finding common ground as a solution to conflict, emphasizing unity over division.

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Embracing 'agonism' as a societal syndrome, finding common ground becomes a bridge to heal divides and enhance human connections.