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It Doesn’t Always Matter When You’re Right | The Winner's Minute With Mac Hammond
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Even though it could be tempting, don’t use your emotion as a launching pad to further an argument.
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but that doesn’t give you the right to belittle their opinion or push your opinions on them.
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Consider Dr. Rob Pennington’s words: “We often use the intensity of our emotion as evidence of the truth of our thinking. Look how upset I am; therefore, I am right.”