How to Break Free from the Opinionated Noise
Dismantle any argument by moving from the subjective to the objective
“Opinions are like a-holes; everyone has one.” So says the axiom.
I think I’m tired of suffocating from stench left by all the exposed opinionated buttocks.
Today, we can say anything we want or do anything we want. There is little recourse because we argue against what others say or do. Sure, we have our logic, ideology, or religious reasoning to assert why their way is wrong and our way is right.
The angrier the opinion, the more pungent the stink.
Is there a way to find fresh air of reason that isn’t just opinion?
Yes.
And it changes the way you see the world.
It did for me.
Twenty years ago, I came to a realization that transformed my world, my relationships, my status, and my bank account.
It brought me into the purview of highly influential people. It has allowed me to speak at numerous events and conferences. It’s influenced the six books I’ve written and published.
It’s had ramifications across every domain I exist, interact, and speak about.
