Sleep on It
Sleeping on a problem can significantly reduce emotional barriers, allowing for clearer thinking when revisiting issues the next day. When time is limited, it's crucial to set expectations upfront, acknowledging that discomfort may arise during the conversation due to time pressures. This approach fosters understanding and helps maintain respect, even in challenging discussions.In this clip
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Negotiate Anything
How to Manage Their Emotions and Yours in Difficult Conversations with Jeanine Carroll M.Ed and Helen Rapp Esq.
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