How to Deal with Conflicts

May 24, 2007 · Filed Under Communication · Comments Off 

You lend a DVD to a friend who didn’t give back it. This has happened a couple of times with other things with this individual. It is difficult to get up the practice to her and so you do not, but you do feel tensity in your body. Does that seem familiar to you? This setting can take several shapes such as doing favors for one person that aren’t replied, feeling cold-shouldered by a colleague or an ongoing, chronic tension with a relative or beloved.

If the other individual does not know you’re dissatisfied or confused, this may be something they do not get wind or they perhaps are "willfully blind". The first step is to get up the difference you’re feeling with the individual. Do not damn them or put them on the defensive. Just tell them what you’re experiencing and so open them an opportunity to speak. It’s easy for situations to get heated and reach a boiling point, so this is an art where one must stay on quiet and centered. Try not to bring in insignificantly information or more and more of examples as that will only make the individual close down. You desire the individual to not close in order that the problem can be talked about. Try to not be aggressive or get into an aggress mode, however do get your point crossed. It takes praxis and sometimes tensities will step up if the communicating is misconceived or there’s a tender spot. Dialogue is an art so do not capitulate but look this as significant part of your personal developing and ability to learn life skills of value.

If you’re an individual that’s conflict-adverse this will be an increase feeling for you as you may a person who wants to go along the peace by giving your own self. This is a great way to support yourself and it will alter your dealings in a lot of situations that come after it. As you use this further, you will find out that you’re not who you were and that your relations with family, colleagues and other situations are now more empowered and in working order. To be inactive as a way to avoid struggle is in the end unactualizing and robs you of the interests of your own.

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