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Conflict Resolution Strategies
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Are you the type of person who gets consistently offended by your coworkers and boss?
You may be the victim of an unfortunate situation - but you may not.
You may be the type of person who creates havoc wherever you go ...
If you create havoc wherever you go, you're in the right place.
First, props to admit you might have an anger problem. And yes, there are some of you reading who do not have anger problems.
But ... some of you reading don't know you have anger problems and you do.
So there's no judgment here, congrats if you have the balls to admit anger gets on your nerves.
This post is in response to anonymous survey feedback we received. At our career advancement workshops we ask people what types of topics they would like to focus on.
Last week, I got a response that said "addressing conflict".
To help give useful information about "addressing conflict" I've prepared a podcast. Here's some cool stuff you'll learn today:
- The #1 Obstacle To Overcoming Consistent Temper Tantrums
- The Secret Anger Patterns You And Me Both Have
- Why Admitting Failure Is a Sure Sign of Future Success
Let me know what topics I should cover next.
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