It's Friday, and granted I'm a bit punchy, but I am hoping there are some philosphers or logicians (is that a word?) or someone who has read a book (Matt Boutte - didn't you post a book that addressed this?) who can tell me what things need to be set out in order to have a dialogue with someone so that it actually gets somewhere. Too many times I talk to my boss or other people (or read threads here) and I find myself getting wound up because we go off kilter and I end up thinking "What the hell were we/they talking about again?".
Tell me it doesn't have to be this way. I have no doubt it's my fault more than it should be, I just want some good ground rules so that I can get myself back on track...
Thanks in advance,
Nick
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http://pavlov.psyc.queensu.ca/~psyc382/rockgold.html
(Norman Rockwell's "Do Unto Others")
Tell me it doesn't have to be this way. I have no doubt it's my fault more than it should be, I just want some good ground rules so that I can get myself back on track...
Thanks in advance,
Nick
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http://pavlov.psyc.queensu.ca/~psyc382/rockgold.html
(Norman Rockwell's "Do Unto Others")