How to win an argument
In personal disagreements, as in total war, an all-out assault is rarely the winning strategy. Keep calm: if you lose your cool, you’ve lost the argument.
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■ Avoid statements that are mere retrenchment (That’s rubbish! or How dare you say that to me?). Instead, use words that invite the other party to let you have your say (I think you’ve misunderstood what I said or Can I just explain why I said that?).
■ However tempting it may be, don’t resurrect old conflicts, and never make things personal (You’ve never liked me, and you’re just saying that because you’re jealous.). Stick to the matter in hand, along with the relevant facts.
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| shanmugavalli on 26 October 2012 ,23:43 i have ordered a recipe book 1 month ago but i still never receive the book. i already do my payment true my credit card. |
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