5 Principles for Better Disagreement | Ian Leslie @conwayhall
5 Principles for Better Disagreement | Ian Leslie  @conwayhall
Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Ian Leslie explores how to turn disagreement into opportunity by drawing lessons from experts in negotiation, mediation and communication. Through inspiring stories and scientific insights, he shows how diverse perspectives can lead to innovation and understanding, rather than conflict.

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