The antidote is to upgrade to a healthier version of compromise—a win-win where you both, as adults, meet in the middle. Here’s how to get there: ...

We’ve collectively bought into a philosophy that says negotiation is a weakness and compromise is caving. It says we must stand our ground at all costs and give the other side nothing.

The Constitution disagrees. In fact, that document was written with the promise that when disputing factions did arise, compromise would keep us on the narrow path of liberty and unity.