Preston Moore, K Preston Moore
Preston Moore, K Preston Moore
18 of 30: Ever heard of the term Unanimity? EP 149
18 of 30: Ever heard of the term Unanimity? EP 149
18 of 30: Ever heard of the term Unanimity? EP 149
Friday 24th December 2021
Preston Moore delves into unanimity in support groups, emphasizing the importance of consensus and valuing minority views. Listen now!
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Get the buttons here!The Power of Unanimity: Navigating Group Dynamics in Support Meetings
We want to give respectful attention to the minority's point of view, because if there's people in a group, let's say there's people in a group, we bring it up, talk about it and the vote is to. They've got the most important, valuable piece of information that the majority never really even considered.
Ever wondered why some support groups seem to click while others struggle with division? In this episode, Preston Moore dives into the concept of unanimity within 12-step fellowships and its impact on group harmony. Unanimity, where everyone in the group agrees, isn't often discussed but can make a world of difference in fostering a supportive environment.
Preston highlights how quick decisions can sometimes lead to long-term resentment and division, suggesting that taking extra time to reach a consensus can be more beneficial. He emphasizes the importance of listening to minority opinions, as these perspectives can hold crucial insights that the majority might overlook. This episode isn't just about group dynamics; it's about the broader implications of sharing your story and breaking the silence that often surrounds personal struggles.
By discussing the balance between anonymity and openness, Preston encourages listeners to consider how their experiences can contribute to a more cohesive and supportive community. If you've ever felt like your voice doesn't matter in a group setting, this episode offers a fresh perspective on why every opinion counts.