Turning Conflict into Curiosity
December 13, 2022
Conflict! It's something many of us avoid (or desperately try to), especially at the the times of year when we're celebrating and hanging out with our family. But despite the best of intentions, many of us innocently repeat past conflict patterns in our relationships. Perhaps it's 'that conversation' that always happens or the way we always get triggered by a certain someone (or the way they cook the turkey!). Well, today we take conflict head-on, and you might be surprised by what we find. Curious? You should be!
13/12/2022
Present and Sober Podcast
Episode 80
Turning Conflict into Curiosity
Conflict! It's something many of us avoid (or desperately try to), especially at the the times of year when we're celebrating and hanging out with our family. But despite the best of intentions, many of us innocently repeat past conflict patterns in our relationships. Perhaps it's 'that conversation' that always happens or the way we always get triggered by a certain someone (or the way they cook the turkey!). Well, today we take conflict head-on, and you might be surprised by what we find. Curious? You should be!
What You'll learn in this Episode:
- How most of us think about and how to avoid it (5.00)
- How controlling others is NOT the name of the game
- What's getting in the way of a wonderful Christmas? (10.00)
- How a lot of this is about us not 'them'
- How to shift conflict into curiosity (29.00)
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