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Why the Truth Isn’t Enough: How to Think Clearly Under Pressure

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You know you are right. You have the facts. And somehow you are still not getting through. That gap between having the truth and actually being believed is one of the most frustrating experiences a person can have — and former prosecutor Gregg Owen has spent his career studying exactly why it happens. Inside the courtroom and out, the truth alone almost never wins on its own. What wins is how clearly you think, how calmly you communicate, and how well you understand the person on the other side of the argument. What Gregg shares about human behavior, pressure, and the mistakes most people make when emotions take over will change how you handle every high-stakes conversation you have from this point forward. You’ll learn: ✨ Why truth alone doesn’t always convince people ✨ How to stay calm and think clearly under pressure ✨ What most people misunderstand about fairness and justice ✨ How to read situations from another person’s perspective ✨ The biggest mistake people make when emotions take over Learn More:Website: 26th Street BooksAbout the book: ConvergenceInsta: @greggowen26th | @26thstreetbooksFB: Gregg Owen  | YT: Gregg OwenMore links: Gregg Owen Linktree Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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