In the book The Fifth Discipline discussing is intended as trying to impose our reasons on others without listening to their points of view. The goal in this case is to be right and “winning” the discussion.

In contrast, dialoguing is intended listening the others’ reasons and sharing our own, with the common goal of learning and getting closer to the truth.

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References

• The Fifth Discipline | 2019 | Peter Senge