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TJ Walker argues that winning an argument the conventional way creates ill will and backfires. Instead, conduct discussions so others don't feel beaten. Persuasion works better than scoring points.

TJ Walker argues that winning an argument the conventional way creates ill will and backfires. Instead, conduct discussions so others don't feel beaten. Persuasion works better than scoring points.
There's really no such thing as winning an argument. Oh, you may win on points, but when you beat somebody in an argument, you create ill will. You make them feel bad about you and sometimes themselves. So the people who are best at winning arguments have figured out a way of having discussions where no one else realizes there was an argument. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.

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