115. Cheryl Ellis - Productive Conflict

EPISODE · Dec 23, 2019 · 35 MIN

115. Cheryl Ellis - Productive Conflict

from Enlightenment of Change · host Connie Whitman

Connie's motivational quotes for today is by ~ Ronald Reagan   "Peace is not absence of conflict, it is the ability to handle conflict by peaceful means." If Reagan's quote is true, why does it feel like everyone around us is angry and in a constant state of conflict with someone or something? Have you ever been involved in some form of conflict at work or at home? Of course, you have! How did you handle it? With anger and aggression? Or with kindness, active listening ,and care? Is it even possible to handle conflict in a productive and positive way, after all ,there is a conflict? Would you be interested in learning how to create productive conflict? Sign me up!!!   Today your host, Connie Whitman, speaks with Cheryl Ellis. They are going to discuss conflict and how to navigate it so you can achieve benefits for you and your teams. Cheryl is The Deliberate Leadership Expert and Culture Coach, CEO of Ellis Business Enterprises and is the author of Becoming Deliberate: Changing the Game of Leadership from the Inside Out.   She is a Certified High-Performance Coach & Founding Member of John Maxwell's Team of Coaches, Trainers and Speakers and Certified Facilitator for 5 Behaviors of a Cohesive Team. Cheryl specializes in helping growth-minded business owners and executives build cohesive high performing teams.   Website: www.CherylBoniniEllis.com Email: [email protected] Free gift for listeners: http://bit.ly/4Approaches The post Productive Conflict appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

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