Everyone has their own view of the world. This view forms and evolves over a lifetime, shaped by upbringing, experiences, social environment, and more.

A personal worldview provides security. It helps people assess others, situations, and events quickly using their own rules and patterns.

Since everyone has their own perspective on a person, situation, or event, it's common for two people to discuss the same topic but have different opinions. This is completely normal and can lead to interesting discussions. Healthy debates are part of life and can broaden one's own horizons and those of the conversation partners.

However, if both parties insist on their views and can't understand the other's perspective, disagreements and conflicts arise.

Avoiding Conflicts

To avoid conflicts and rigid opinions, it's helpful to change or broaden your perspective. Listening to and trying to understand the other person's viewpoint can be beneficial. This might bring new insights and views you hadn't considered before. Another positive effect is that it opens you up, develops empathy, and helps you grow personally.

New Solutions

When dealing with personal problems, it's often helpful to view them from a different angle. We often get so caught up in our worries that we feel overwhelmed and helpless. Talking to a neutral person can provide their perspective. This can lead to new insights and solutions.

Conclusion

Everyone has their own view and believes their opinions are correct. However, it's wise to be open to new perspectives. They broaden personal horizons, spark ideas, and help find new solutions to problems. They also increase acceptance of other people and opinions.

Of course, you don't have to adopt others' views as your own. What's important is allowing different perspectives.

It's not always easy to let others explain their point of view without interruption. But it's worth it. The more often you try to open up to others' views, the wider your own perspective becomes.