92: How to Win an Argument Every Time

<div class='draftjs-block' data-block='true' data-editor='641o9' data-offset-key='dec29-0-0'> <p class='public-DraftStyleDefault-block public-DraftStyleDefault-ltr' data-offset-key='dec29-0-0'><span data-offset-key='dec29-0-0'>For many people</span><span id='detection-marker-0c89651f9a86d41c18b6bbdc41b4c9a394be5baf-f6a9fff9' class='css-c7iq6b'><span data-offset-key='dec29-1-0'>, arguing is</span></span> <span data-offset-key='dec29-2-0'>something they would rather avoid. Confrontation is stressful and it sometimes seems like a waste of time.</span> <span data-offset-key='dec29-2-0'>However, in a cultural climate more divisive than ever, it is not unusual to be drawn into a dispute.</span></p> </div> <div class='public-DraftStyleDefault-block public-DraftStyleDefault-ltr' data-offset-key='3a8tj-0-0'><span data-offset-key='3a8tj-0-0'> </span></div> <div class='draftjs-block' data-block='true' data-editor='641o9' data-offset-key='edn94-0-0'> <p class='public-DraftStyleDefault-block public-DraftStyleDefault-ltr' data-offset-key='edn94-0-0'><span data-offset-key='edn94-0-0'>Learn strategies for getting the upper hand in an argument so you can get your point across and win it in the end. </span></p> </div> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>© Molly McPherson 2020</p>