You called it a discussion.
But if only one perspective gets airtime, you’re not building commitment—you’re performing consensus.
Here’s the thing: agreement without tension is just noise in a box. You might as well lock yourself in a room and argue with the walls: same outcome, less theater.
Real commitment requires conflict. Not the explosive kind—the generative kind. The kind where ideas clash and better ones emerge.
When everyone nods along, nobody’s actually listening. They’re waiting.
Waiting for permission to leave.
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