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Reality Check: “Constructive” Criticism; Is it a Con?
People often try to be helpful, though it might not seem that way when you’re on the receiving end of their helpfulness. For example, think about how you would feel if you were told, “You seem awfully cranky. You should … Continue reading →
Posted in Blame, Criticism & more
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Tagged conflict, criticism, examining options, improving relationships
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Reality Check: Workable Conflict
A workable conflict is one where work can improve the situation. That’s in contrast to the other type of conflict—unworkable—where you’re truly between “a rock and a hard place” and no amount of work will result in improvement. Workable conflicts … Continue reading →
Posted in Choosing Behaviour
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Tagged conflict, examining options
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