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Tension is tightening all around us. Humans tend to focus on what makes us different and then war over them. When did we stop listening to each other and cause ourselves pain, sorrow, and unhealthiness? It's time to stop the madness and return to reason.
In this episode, Baxter explores the topic and shares three techniques that help him navigate difficult conversations.
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