Ed Mylett

What are the four different conversations and what do they mean?

Yo, so good.

The four he said, by the way, I just want to make sure you get it, are storytelling, collaborative conversations, creative conversations, and commitment conversations.

I want to give you a compliment on how your work helped me a little bit on the storytelling part or listening for someone's story.

Yeah.

I have a friend who I was watching two friends argue.

One's very right wing and one's very left wing.

Both these dudes I love.

I love both these guys.

And I actually understand the perspectives of both of them.

And so the conversation was actually about welfare and taxes.

And my left-leaning friend was, you know, they were kind of arguing at first.

And, you know, you should be paying your fair share.

You don't want to help the underprivileged.

You don't know what this is like.

And the other guy's like, wait a minute, you shouldn't be lazy.

You should get a job and it should be temporary in the normal position.

They're both really getting ingrained in it.

Because of your work, I'm like, wait a minute.

And the one guy that was for welfare, I said, John, I said, brother, really?