How We’re Taught To Think In Silos

Picture of empty classroom

The other day, after all these years, I once more found myself sitting on some school benches. I was second in a row of four guest lecturers who had been invited to speak to the students and was enjoying the nice opportunity to hear what my colleagues were up to. As the day unfolded, two […]

Why Conflict Is Like Arguing Over An Orange

A sliced orange referring to conflict in this article

The other day, I recalled a story I heard as a student. On the surface, it’s a story about conflict—a very specific conflict situation, actually—but it says a lot about how we choose to communicate. And, how conflict is often another sign of poor communication. The story is about two people arguing over an orange. […]

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