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I'd much rather offer people good things that, by adopting, they improve their understanding and may then feel more able to let go of bad things should they choose to do so.
Also there's the problem* that starting with the thing you're going to disagree with anchors people on that thing. It's better to just say the true thing first. * Maybe. I bet this doesn't replicate, but it feels truthy anyway.
Choosing to focus on good things is totally valid and healthy! My question is more about what to do if and when you address an idea that is having bad consequences because of how people interpret/apply it.
Right, but I mean, in this context I thought you were talking about ideas that can have a good version as well, right? I think I would just acknowledge the harm and say "We're talking about the good version today". I might add some "This ain't it" sections near the end sometimes.
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