Category Archives: Conflict Management Coaching

I smiled when I read this quote (author unknown) thinking of the times I’ve been offended by someone’s words or actions and have attributed  negative intentions to that person – as though they’re clearly wrong and I was clearly right … Continue reading →

Not much happens when we or someone else mispronounces the word Worcestershire other than some laughs and attempts to correct someone or ourselves and say it properly. In fact, funny memes and snippets of people trying to say this word abound on social … Continue reading →

“Get comfortable with simply having observations instead of deeply engrained opinions.” I don’t know whose quote this is, but it had a big impact on me when I first read it. It can apply to many types of situations! And … Continue reading →

With the discovery of mirror neurons in the early 1990’s, many scientists came to realize that we understand others not by thinking, but by feeling their experience. That is, mirror neurons let us not only “simulate” others’ actions. They also … Continue reading →

I don’t know about you but, I sometimes continue to feel a heaviness after a conflict is over for a protracted period of time. I might feel it in my heart, in my head, in my gut. In any case, … Continue reading →