You are a leader of a committee that seeks to create a youth empowerment program. Your committee is made up of a wide range of people; the younger people want to begin with research to understand the need among young people, while the older people think it is a waste of time and pressure you to move forward with a plan. This causes the young people to threaten to walk out of your committee. The two groups start meeting separately.  How should a leader address this situation to keep committee together?​