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How To Thoughtfully Respond To Public Disagreement

Can we agree that "thought leadership" has lost a bit of its cache? It's also rather confusing. What IS thought leadership? I don't know, but I know all true thought leaders do three things: Make assertions, make judgments, and make predictions.

The problem? When I give this advice to my clients they often feel anxious. And when I inquire, they tell me the anxiety comes from a fear of being wrong... but that’s not it. The real fear? It’s the fear of being disagreed with. Publicly.

And that's totally understandable. Disagreement can feel like an attack on your credibility, your authority, or even your identity.

But here’s the thing: there's no leadership without disagreement.

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Core Messaging, Personal Development Brian Miller Core Messaging, Personal Development Brian Miller

Why Paradigm Shifts are More Important Than Solutions

Imagine you tell me you're tired of sitting in traffic every day on the way to work and I immediately try to sell you on signing up for my new proprietary mindfulness app.

What would you do? Probably ignore me.

Why? Because in your mind, the problem is traffic—not your attitude.

It's not until I help you shift your perspective from thinking the problem is purely about time spent in traffic to understanding that it's really about how you manage stress and find peace in unavoidable situations, that my solution starts to make sense.

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The One-Page Keynote:

How to Design a Speech That Always Works, No Charisma Required by Brian Miller

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Patricia Fripp, CSP, CPAE
past President, National Speakers Association; author of Deliver Unforgettable Presentations