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		By: The unpleasant discusssion &#124; michael reuter		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[[&#8230;] This exercise &#8211; to really take on your opponent&#8217;s perspective and act respectively &#8211; is one of the more demanding ones. To change my spots has been quite difficult, today. But, it worked. I successfully imagined some scenarios based on his arguments. The result: as always, I learned a lot by doing this exercise. First: the anger I felt after having left was anger about myself &#8211; not being able to cope with the situation in a good way. And &#8211; without going into detail, I now know that I really could &#8211; and should &#8211; optimize my own views and behavior regarding business strategy and sales. I still regard some of his views as flawed but these are details: my key takeaway from today&#8217;s discussion is that I learn most from difficult, unpleasant communications. In a wider sense, that reflects that we all can learn something from anybody. [&#8230;]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[…] This exercise – to really take on your opponent’s perspective and act respectively – is one of the more demanding ones. To change my spots has been quite difficult, today. But, it worked. I successfully imagined some scenarios based on his arguments. The result: as always, I learned a lot by doing this exercise. First: the anger I felt after having left was anger about myself – not being able to cope with the situation in a good way. And – without going into detail, I now know that I really could – and should – optimize my own views and behavior regarding business strategy and sales. I still regard some of his views as flawed but these are details: my key takeaway from today’s discussion is that I learn most from difficult, unpleasant communications. In a wider sense, that reflects that we all can learn something from anybody. […]</p>
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		By: A Reply: You can learn something from somebody and everything from all. &#124; michael reuter		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[[&#8230;] This is a guest post by Janine Pfahl, a communication and learning expert. Janine replies to my earlier post. [&#8230;]]]></description>
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