108. How to Love Someone You Disagree With

<p>Recently, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/themoneysavingmom" target="_blank" rel="noopener">on Instagram</a>, I got asked the following question, "How do you handle friendships and disrespect in this political turmoil and pandemic." I shared the slide above to answer it, but I had so many more thoughts swirling in my head as I wrote the answer that I realized it would be the perfect topic to tackle more in-depth in a podcast episode.</p> <p>So this week on the podcast, Jesse and I share what we have learned and are learning about how to love someone you disagree with and how not to ruin relationships because of differing opinions.</p> <p>In addition, we talk about new recipes Jesse is trying using duck, granola and Greek yogurt, wearing real PJs, my habit tracker, a book I loved recently, a funny story about mispronouncing words, and what Jesse has been reading.</p> <p><strong>In This Episode: </strong></p> <p>[01:47] Duck poppers are saving Jesse’s life this week. They were so good!</p> <p>[05:38] Granola and greek yogurt are saving my life these days.</p> <p>[07:08] Why I’ve been trying to wear real pajamas to bed.</p> <p>[09:18] I posted about <a href= "https://moneysavingmom.com/my-weekly-habit-tracker-checklist/">my habit tracker</a> and came to find out… Jesse was right.</p> <p>[11:35] I have been reading/listening to <a href= "https://www.amazon.com/Were-Lucky-Ones-Georgia-Hunter/dp/0399563083"> <em>We Were the Lucky Ones</em></a> by Georgia Hunter.</p> <p>[15:53] A quick story about how I used to pronounce Yosemite.</p> <p>[16:58] Jesse has been reading <a href= "https://www.amazon.com/Sog-Secret-Americas-Commandos-Vietnam/dp/0451195086"> <em>SOG</em></a> by John Plaster.</p> <p>[17:53] The question that inspired this episode.</p> <p>[19:27] There is so much fear circulating in the world causing us to feel reactionary.</p> <p>[21:06] Then to add on top of the fear is the nature of conversations on social media.</p> <p>[23:28] We often lose so much context and empathy by not having face-to-face conve