• Episode 17- Collision for Expansion: Transforming Conflict into Unity and Personal Growth

  • Aug 2 2022
  • Length: 26 mins
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Episode 17- Collision for Expansion: Transforming Conflict into Unity and Personal Growth

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  • Ever found yourself sidestepping a tough conversation, only to have it loom larger in your mind? You're not alone. Dallin and I take an unflinching look at the role conflict plays in our personal and professional lives, and why embracing it could be the key to unlocking growth. We swap stories and strategies, pulling from the sage advice of therapists and life coaches, to walk you through the transformative idea of "Collision for Expansion." It's a candid exploration of how direct confrontations, often seen as a negative force, can actually fortify bonds and lead to profound personal development.

    Join us as we break down how to turn potential clashes into pivotal moments of unity and advancement. We tackle how setting clear expectations and upholding integrity builds a foundation of respect and high standards, particularly within the workplace. By sharing examples from our own journeys and discussing the pivotal role of perspective-taking, we offer insights into how you can navigate conflicts with grace and emerge with stronger relationships. This episode isn't just about facing the music; it's a masterclass in orchestrating harmony from discord.
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