VIDEO: On the Tragedy of Nagging (trying to help gone negative)
The tragedy of nagging is that its causes are usually so noble – and yet that it doesn’t work. We nag because we feel that our possession of the truth lets us off having to convey it elegantly. It never does. The solution to nagging isn’t to give up trying to get others to do what we want. Rather, it is to recognize that persuasion always needs to occur in terms that make sense to those who so badly need to be altered. MORE
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