Conflict Resolution: Uncover the Keys

Conflict resolution

Do you have the right skills to resolve the conflicts in your life? In this podcast episode, Brian Noble shares a simple but powerful 4-step process to resolving conflicts.

Resolving Conflict Podcast

What do you do when you find yourself in conflict with someone, either personally or within or part of an organisation?

How do you resolve conflict properly so that it doesn’t come up again?

And can I resolve conflict without it seeming like I have lost, been beaten down and treated like a doormat?

How is it that I can even begin to start resolving conflict when so many negative emotions and words have transpired?

Striving For Peace – Is it possible?

These words from the Bible seem impossible where some people are concerned:

Strive for peace with everyone, and for the holiness without which no one will see the Lord. Hebrews 12:14

But Peace Marker Ministries has been resolving impossible conflicts for 25 years.

In this episode, Brian Noble, Executive Director of Peacemaker Ministries shares a brand new approach based on age-old Biblical principles of resolving conflict.

What You Will Learn

This is just a sample of what you will learn:

– what is the basis for reconciliation for men who believe in God

– why a completely tension-free relationship is not healthy

– the two types of tension, and which one you need

– a simple pen and paper technique to help you distinguish between types of tension

– what steps must follow to resolve conflict

– and much more …

I learnt so much in this episode, and I know you will too.

Please let us know your thoughts, leave a comment … what inspired you and what new tool will you go away and use?

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Originally published on RealTalk 24/7. Image by Ben White on Unsplash.

Guy is a former corporate manager, then funds manager, financial services responsible manager and company director turned entrepreneur. These days Guy is a busy husband and father of 9 children, online author, speaker and coach. Guy is the founder and one of the main contributors to Real Men 24/7, through which he seeks to help men who are 'stuck' get moving again to a life with a plan and purpose.

Guy is a former corporate manager, then funds manager, financial services responsible manager and company director turned entrepreneur. These days Guy is a busy husband and father of 9 children, online author, speaker and coach. Guy is the founder and one of the main contributors to Real Men 24/7, through which he seeks to help men who are 'stuck' get moving again to a life with a plan and purpose.

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