How To Stand Up For Yourself If You Hate Conflict12 insights · See all
- Share observable facts and your feelings, then give the other person a chance to respond because this avoids misinterpretation, invites explanation or apology, and aligns perceptions so you can collaborate on a solution.
Share observable facts and your feelings, then give the other person a chance to respond because this avoids misinterpretation, invites explanation or apology, and aligns perceptions so you can collaborate on a solution.
- Call a timeout or suggest dropping a heated topic because interrupting an emotional spike gives people space to cool down, recognize their escalation, and either resume more constructively later or self-regulate.
Call a timeout or suggest dropping a heated topic because interrupting an emotional spike gives people space to cool down, recognize their escalation, and either resume more constructively later or self-regulate.
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