Episode 6: Understanding ≠ Agreement
The Life Unexamined Is Not Worth Living...April 09, 202400:26:1424.28 MB

Episode 6: Understanding ≠ Agreement

J-Smoove takes his audience on a journey to a world where we say what we mean and mean what we say. A world where what we say is actually what it means. A world where understanding and agreement are no longer used interchangeably or synonymously. He makes it very clear that this isn't just an exercise of semantics. No, this is about a life of examination and critical observation. He explains that both of these terms aren't idle words, but have real meaning and power that can have lasting adverse affects on our relationhips.


J-Smoove challenges his audience to be humble and honest with themselves and truly reflect on the message that is being conveyed.


In this episode, you'll learn:

- The importance of differentiating between understanding and agreement

- About the power of using both understanding and agreement erroneously and the impact it can have on all types of relationships

- How to stop using understanding and agreement synonymously

- How agreeing with individuals doesn't necessarily equate to understanding them

- That we are able to agree/disagree while still having a full understanding

J-Smoove takes his audience on a journey to a world where we say what we mean and mean what we say. A world where what we say is actually what it means. A world where understanding and agreement are no longer used interchangeably or synonymously. He makes it very clear that this isn't just an exercise of semantics. No, this is about a life of examination and critical observation. He explains that both of these terms aren't idle words, but have real meaning and power that can have lasting adverse affects on our relationhips.


J-Smoove challenges his audience to be humble and honest with themselves and truly reflect on the message that is being conveyed.


In this episode, you'll learn:

- The importance of differentiating between understanding and agreement

- About the power of using both understanding and agreement erroneously and the impact it can have on all types of relationships

- How to stop using understanding and agreement synonymously

- How agreeing with individuals doesn't necessarily equate to understanding them

- That we are able to agree/disagree while still having a full understanding