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In this brief segment from Mike Domitrz’s YouTube talk, the speaker emphasizes the importance of leading conversations with curiosity rather than judgment. He contrasts two mental frames: a judgmental stance (“how dare they”) that shuts down understanding, and a curious stance (“how could they think that way?”) that invites exploration of others’ perspectives. By adopting curiosity, listeners can better understand where others are coming from, fostering more constructive dialogue and avoiding the dead‑end of blame. The speaker suggests that consistently choosing curiosity can make a huge difference in personal and professional interactions.

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