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Are you wanting to change or preserve your reality? (Part 2 of 3)
This article continues to show you how to stretch yourself to increased clarity, success and abundance. When you shift and stretch how you are showing up in the world, you create space for more of the “good stuff” to arrive at your virtual door. To learn what secret questions will unlock that door, go ahead and take a peek at Part 2.
Deterring Interpersonal Conflict to Enhance Productivity
Are you looking to discover nine things you can do, and encourage others to do, to deter interpersonal conflicts from escalating into interpersonal chaos? Read on to learn about the steps you can take to keep conflict in your company low and productivity high.
Can't We All Just Get Along?
Studies have shown that the negative effects of workplace conflict can reduce team productivity by as much as 50 percent. Most people would agree that in our increasingly competitive global marketplace, anything that gets in the way of productivity is a serious issue. Conflict in and of itself is not a problem. Rather, it is the negative byproducts of unresolved and mismanaged conflict that are the problem. Unresolved interpersonal conflict can escalate and manifest itself in such ugly behaviors as backstabbing, gossiping, withholding information, judging, and undermining. This article looks at the most common cause of conflict and offers advice on how to respond when you find yourself in a conflict situation.

Some Common Misconceptions about Values
Although values are at the core of leadership, many people may not be completely faithful to the notion of leading according to their personal values. Oftentimes situational demands and inter-value conflicts can cause leaders to spend considerable amounts of time of doing non-values related activities, and doing so can result in diminishing levels of effectiveness.

Great Partners are Flexible
Learn the importance of remaining flexible to effectively deal with change and other people.
Top Ten Signs You Need a Coach
Do we really know whether we are "in pain" regarding failed results and eluded goals around happiness and achievement? Sometimes we miss even the cues to tell us we should be getting help. Here is a Top Ten List for describing the scenarios most fitting for a personal/professional coach

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Deterring Interpersonal Conflict to Enhance Productivity
Are you looking to discover nine things you can do, and encourage others to do, to deter interpersonal conflicts from escalating into interpersonal chaos? Read on to learn about the steps you can take to keep conflict in your company low and productivity high.
Managing Conflict on Your Team
Conflict among members of any group is inevitable. While you might prefer to avoid conflict by ignoring it, you do so at great peril. Avoiding conflict instead of managing it will contaminate the team’s functioning. That’s why effective managers harness the creative power of difference and manage conflict.

Can't We All Just Get Along?
Studies have shown that the negative effects of workplace conflict can reduce team productivity by as much as 50 percent. Most people would agree that in our increasingly competitive global marketplace, anything that gets in the way of productivity is a serious issue. Conflict in and of itself is not a problem. Rather, it is the negative byproducts of unresolved and mismanaged conflict that are the problem. Unresolved interpersonal conflict can escalate and manifest itself in such ugly behaviors as backstabbing, gossiping, withholding information, judging, and undermining. This article looks at the most common cause of conflict and offers advice on how to respond when you find yourself in a conflict situation.

Leadership Tips to Manage, Resolve and Prevent Conflict
Conflict causes a lot of stress and yet conflict is essential for effective organizations and relationships. Instead of simply managing conflict, we recommend the managers lead conflict and enjoy the tremendous gains that come from constructive conflict techniques.
3 Reasons HR Interventions Fail
Conflict is an everyday occurrence in most organizations and guess what, it usually gets passed to HR to “handle the problem and fix it”. Most strategies are the quick fix, not the long-term change to really understand how to work through conflict and get to innovation. To reduce conflict and increase competitiveness, companies need to understand systems thinking and truly get at the source of the conflict, not just an isolated part of the whole. Read on to learn how to establish a culture that is comfortable with conflict.
Interpersonal Competence
Interpersonal competence is the fifth key of career and life success. No matter how self confident and how good at creating positive personal impact or how great a performer and dynamic a communicator you are, you will not achieve life success without interpersonal competence. By taking the time to understand yourself and others, build strong relationships and resolve conflict positively you are well on your way to achieving life success. The greatest life success is found by those who truly seek these things.
Taking the Ouch Out of Relationship Conflict
Whether you love conflict or hate it-it won’t ever go away. As long as you’re living and breathing, there will be conflict. Understanding the essence of conflict is really good for you. Read on for the road map to resolve conflict quickly and with less pain. Follow the 5 core concepts to make yourself conflict competent.
How to Lose an Argument (Even When You're Right)
If you're uncomfortable with conflict, as many of us are, it can be hard to muster the courage to tackle a difficult topic. This can result in a vicious cycle; our discomfort leads us to communicate in a way that guarantees we'll fail, confirming our worst fears about interpersonal conflict. We'll talk about ways to resolve an argument in future posts; here's a tongue-in-cheek look at ways to guarantee you won't.
Resolving Conflict
The value of conflict is a controversial topic in many circles. Some organizations thrive on conflict for its own sake while others avoid conflict at any cost. Either extreme is dysfunctional as conflict can play a vital role in a healthy organization. The challenge is to focus, use and defuse conflict.
Conquering Conflict Management
As women, we are often taught from the time we are children that conflict is bad and something to be avoided. At the minimum, conflict makes many of us uncomfortable and unsure of ourselves. This unease can put us at a professional disadvantage because conflict in the workplace is an inevitable part of doing business and isn’t necessarily a bad thing. On the contrary, appropriately expressed and properly managed conflict can actually be productive and can build relationships in the long run. Check out this article to learn some conflict management strategies.
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