Module 4: Having constructive conversations with those who hold different views
Building on facts and evidence
When making a case for a wellbeing economy, - in addition to approaching conversations with empathy, identifying a wellbeing economy language that can garner broad-based support, and demonstrating the momentum that is building for a wellbeing economy - being ready with key facts and evidence can help to overcome common myths and to relieve doubts and concerns.
The following sections will explore thee common concerns about a wellbeing economy:
Common concern 1: Our wellbeing is dependent on economic growth
Common concern 2: We need economic growth to fund essential public services and the transition
Common concern 3: Will a wellbeing economy jeopardise a healthy business environment?
Each section starts with finding common ground, then provides evidence that can be used to engage in constructive conversations around the common ground and ends with wellbeing economy avenues to explore.