Preston Moore, K Preston Moore

The High Cost of Anonymity Podcast: Exploring the Cost of Keeping Your Life Experience to Yourself

Preston Moore, K Preston Moore

  • Episode #53: We were fighting and this happened... then it alllll changed

Episode #53: We were fighting and this happened... then it alllll changed

Tuesday 24th December 2019

Preston Moore shares how vulnerability shifted an argument with his wife into a moment of compassion and connection. Listen to Episode #53 now.
8 minutes
Empowering
Informative
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Thought-provoking

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The High Cost of Anonymity Podcast: Exploring the Cost of Keeping Your Life Experience to Yourself
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Preston Moore, K Preston Moore
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The Unexpected Power of Vulnerability in Arguments

For the first time, she turned the mirror on her and said: hey, it's actually not about your tone, it's about my own feelings, and she's putting that on me, in other words, putting that on The Tone Byron, Katie talks about.
Ever had an argument where things spiraled out of control, and you ended up debating something completely different? In this episode of 'The High Cost of Anonymity', Preston Moore shares a personal story that many couples can relate to. During a shopping trip with his wife, Sarah, a familiar argument about his tone escalated into a heated debate. But then, something remarkable happened. Instead of continuing the blame game, Sarah opened up and shared her feelings vulnerably.
This unexpected move shifted Preston from a defensive stance to one of compassion and understanding. It's a powerful reminder that sometimes, the key to resolving conflicts lies in vulnerability and empathy rather than winning the argument. Tune in to hear how this simple yet profound shift changed their dynamic and how you can apply it in your own relationships.