Improve your relationships, professional life, and worldview by learning that arguments aren't bad, but important growing experiences — if you can make them productive.

Do you remember the last argument you had? It's likely not a pleasant memory.

Whenever we don't like what someone does or the way they think, it's a signal that something we care about is at stake, and we shouldn't ignore that.

The problem lies in the way we react to these situations.

Discovering how to respond positively to opposing views will open up a world of possibilities to improve your life.

That's exactly what author Buster Benson's Why Are We Yelling? The Art of Productive Disagreement will teach you.

Discover how to debate productively and feel less irritation when someone opposes you, which will help your relationships and world expand and improve.