What happens when being right becomes more important than staying connected? In this episode of Chocolate and Coffee Break: A Compassionate Proposition, host Andrea Putting sits down with peace troubadour and bestselling author James Twyman for a conversation about division, certainty, and the quiet courage of staying human with one another. Together, they explore what James calls “the pandemic of being right” — the growing tendency to choose certainty over connection, even with the people we love. Through stories of family tension, listening across difference, and choosing love over fear, this conversation asks what might shift if we stopped trying to win every argument. There is no easy answer here. Love does not erase difference. Listening does not mean agreement. But somewhere between “I don’t know,” “maybe,” and “I love you,” there may be room for something more human than debate. Chocolate and Coffee Break is a space where stories, conversations, and shared moments help break down barriers — one cuppa at a time.