Conflict Articles

1). Employee Conflict Resolution By : Lisa Cieslica
Doin' it Old School - Written by Arizona Human Resources Outsourcing Professionals In most cases, employees will spend as much if not more time with each other than they do with family and friends when you take into account a 40+ work week. Employees will butt heads every now and again when you have a group of people with varying personalities in close proximity to one another for extended time periods.
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2). How to Resolve Conflict Using Street Negotiation By : Tristan Loo
Street Negotiation is a systematic means of defusing conflict and reaching win-win agreements that can be used anywhere and anytime. Learn the basic concepts from this article.
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3). How To Kill That Self-Destructive Monster Called Jealousy By : Burrel Lee Wilks III
Les came to me a few months ago, fearful that his wife was having an affair. They'd been having problems, and she was spending more and more time out of the house, apparently out with friends. Les didn't believe her for a second, and spent the time stewing at home, dialing her cell number, and on more than one occasion, cruising around to see if he could see her out and about.
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4). We Have to Talk: A Step-By-Step Checklist for Difficult Conversations By : Judy Ringer
Think of a conversation you’ve been putting off. Got it? Great. Then let’s go. There are dozens of books on the topic of difficult, crucial, challenging, important (you get the idea) conversations (I list several at the end of this article). Those times when you know you should talk to someone, but you don’t. Maybe you’ve tried and it went badly. Or maybe you fear that talking will only make the situation worse.
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5). 4 Psychological Needs Help Deal With Conflict By : John Edmond
Internal conflict, conflict within yourself, reflects the difference between what you really feel and what you are able or choose to do about it. Interpersonal conflict occurs between you and another person when what they do or say is different to what you feel and vice-versa. Everyone has four basic psychological needs. These are the need to be valued, to be in control, the need for self esteem or self worth, and lastly the need for consistency or stability.
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6). ICANN Creating a Monopoly in Domain Names By : Chris McElroy
When the Internet was very young, all you had to do to get a domain name was call a man named Jon Postel, and ask for it. Things have changed greatly with the popularity of the Internet. Now the competition for a good, short, generic domain name is fierce. If you want a domain name in the popular .com namespace, you have to settle for a long, sometimes confusing, domain name.
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7). Children, War, and Terrorism By : Kathryn Seifert
Terrorism has its beginning in the abuse, neglect, loss of parents, and exposure to violence in early childhood. Generations of war and violence in the Middle East continues to produce more terrorists. The world must make a commitment to protect its children from war and terrorism.
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8). Dealing with Your Difficult People By : Terry Paulson, PhD
For leaders managing constant change, conflict is built into the very fabric of their organizations. When conflict is not dealt with well, it can create strained relationships and grow to sap the time, energy, and productivity of even the best teams. Dealt with positively, conflict can also be a catalyst that sets the stage for needed changes. You will never deal with conflict perfectly, but here are a few tips worth using in dealing with your most difficult people: 1.
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9). Love Is Tough By : Ken McIsaac
Love Is Tough
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10). This husband is stalking his wife! By : Burrel Lee Wilks III
Each week Burrel Lee Wilks III writes a column in his free weekly newsletter--The Burrel Report--answering questions readers send in, and giving other readers a chance to share their point of view too. Over the next few weeks Burrel has agreed to share his advice with you. Keep an eye open for Burrel and his unique style of "life coaching without sugarcoating" and don't be afraid to weigh in on the discussion.
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11). Relationship advice you can't afford to miss. By : Burrel Lee Wilks III
Contrary to most conventional wisdom, it°s not your looks, your money, your job or even your luck, that's going to land you that great relationship, and keep it sizzling. No, the secret is all in your attitude. Here are my Six Essential Secrets For "Flowing" Relationships 1. Stop competing with each other! Good relationships are all about being on the same side.
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12). Symphony of Human Dynamics By : Jeanie Marshall
Copyright 2006 Marshall House Differences are inevitable when two or more persons come together. It would be pointless and boring for two or more to come together if there are no differences. Some differences are pleasant; others can be disconcerting. Differences can accelerate to disharmony, conflict, competition, or war. While a reasonable amount of conflict can be creative and enriching, conflict that is not properly managed can be harmful.
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13). View from Another Planet: Learning to Talk to Our Children By : Judy Ringer
Our goal in conscious communication is not to change the other person . . . Our goal is to establish connection. Andrew LeCompte, author, Creating Harmonious Relationships A parent of three attended a workshop I gave on managing conflict. A few days after the workshop, she emailed me to say that she'd had an "opportunity" to practice when her 15-year-old daughter came home an hour after the agreed upon time.
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14). You Can Improve Your Relationship By : Kim Olver
It seems as if creating successful relationships with our significant others and parenting children are two of the most difficult jobs we face and yet we get no formal training in either. It’s as if people believe that we are born with an inherent ability to do these two things. Yet, look around us. In the US, the divorce rate is slightly over 50%! I don’t know anywhere but baseball where a 50% average is a good thing.
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15). Taming Trauma with Zensight Process By : Carol Ann Rowland
Everyone has experienced trauma in their lives in some form or another. The following article teaches you how you can begin today, to heal the effects of past traumatic incidents, gently, quickly, and easily.
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16). Website Conflict: Design vs. Marketing (Part 2) By : Paul M. Jerard Jr.
Break up your paragraphs and air out your copy. You can use yellow for highlighting and for a background in your boxes. Use boxes for testimonials or very strong points. Using red in reserve for headlines, and sub-headlines, will draw eyes, so make sure you are drawing attention to something very important.
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17). Letting Go Of Perfection By : Judy Ringer
"The power of discovery enables us to achieve excellence without having to be "perfect.'" – Thomas Crum, The Magic of Conflict I arrived at the conference center ready to present my workshop. Almost immediately I noticed the room was too small and it was not set up as requested. There were no flipcharts and there were tables, though I had specifically asked for open space.
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18). The Secret Of The Perfect Kiss- Part Two By : Burrel Lee Wilks III
Kiss Her Lips Without Touching Them (The Non-Kiss) Have you seen that movie called "Derailed" with Jennifer Aniston and Clive Owens, where he says he can kiss her lips without touching them? Well when women see that, about 80% of them hold their breath and shiver in anticipation (the other 20% scream: "get on with it why don't you!") I know it seems odd, but women love the promise, the potential and the frisson of anticipation; proof that sometimes the journey is better than the arrival Press Your Body Against Hers (Gently).
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19). ICANN Violating Free Enterprise By : Chris McElroy
Message to ICANN: Let those who want to create a tld, simply register it with ICANN. If the tld is not already taken, if they have the technical capability to mange the tld, and they have the desire to market domain names on that tld, then let them do so. It should be similar to the registering of a domain name, except on a higher level, with the added technical requirements.
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20). Website Conflict: Design vs. Marketing (Part 1) By : Paul M. Jerard Jr.
What is the primary purpose of your website? What is more important - your design or your sales? Who should you listen to - the copywriter or the web designer?
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21). The Secret Of The Perfect Kiss By : Burrel Lee Wilks III
Set The Mood Set the mood by treating her like a queen. Take care of her every need so she can just lay back and let the day's stresses wash away. If it's your first date, just relax, take your time and make the entire date all about her (which means you have to tell her stuff about you too!) Look, she wants to feel like a million dollars, so treat her as though she is.
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22). Practice Makes Perfect: Changing Your Communication Habits One Step At a Time By : Judy Ringer
We are what we do repeatedly, Excellence, therefore, is not an act, It is a habit. -- Aristotle The concept of practice applies to any skill that you want to cultivate. If you take up a new musical instrument, you will need to practice a while before you're ready to give your first concert. In Aikido, the martial art I study and teach, we get on the mat many times each week to practice and perfect our technique.
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23). Timeless Principles To Steer You Through Negotiations By : Eric Garner
If you want a sure-fire way to succeed at negotiations – whether it’s with your partner over which TV programme to watch tonight, or with a business partner in some high-powered negotiations -- then learn these 7 principles of negotiations expressed through 7 timeless quotes: Principle 1: Negotiating is an essentially human way of interacting. It is the way we progress.
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24). Managing My Resistance: Learning to Flow with What Life Offers By : Judy Ringer
One of the things that interests me most about conflict is the tendency to resist it and the ways in which this resistance causes me to miss key moments, when I might respond with purpose and intention but do not. Resistance is a reactive habit. When I resist, I'm on automatic, and I fail to spot the opportunity to respond with the conscious engagement of being fully present.
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25). The Value of Teamwork By : Paula Switzer
Achieve greater success by creating a culture that encourages teamwork.
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