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Key takeaways
- If you don't agree, don't move forward.
- And if we don't agree, we slow down.
- If there is no death, then a lot of times taking an extra second to think, "Okay, if we don't agree," first question we always ask is what information are you using?
- So, often times when we don't agree, it's because one of us knows something or is emphasizing a different piece of information than the other person.
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0:00marriage advice. If you don't agree, don't move forward. We have always made our decisions together. And if we don't agree, we slow down. A lot of times we impose this false sense of urgency on ourselves when there's almost nothing that is urgent. If there is no death, then a lot of times taking an extra second to think, "Okay, if we don't agree," first question we always ask is what information are you using? Often times one of us will have data that the other person doesn't, which is why if we have the same data, because we have the same values and same mission, we do ultimately come to the same decision.
0:26So, often times when we don't agree, it's because one of us knows something or is emphasizing a different piece of information than the other person. And then we can get down to the information and talk about that rather than hating the other person for disagreeing. That has saved me so many mistakes.