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Everything is workable: Why conflict is just energy waiting to be transformed (Diane Musho Hamilton)

from Momentum, your daily edge in Leadership 🚀 · host Easify

Most of us are allergic to conflict. When a difficult conversation arises, our instinct is to either fight back or shut down. But Zen master and professional mediator Diane Musho Hamilton argues that conflict isn't a mistake—it's the raw material of creativity.In today's 5-minute briefing on "Everything Is Workable," we explore how to override your nervous system's "fight or flight" response.Discover why the most chaotic situations are actually "workable," provided you have the presence of mind to stop resisting the reality of the moment.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/momentum-your-daily-edge-in-leadership--6706012/support.Enjoyed this 5-minute briefing?The full, 20-minute deep dive on this book is waiting for you in our premium feed.Unlock the masterclass to get every key lesson, framework, and actionable insight.🚀 Subscribe to Momentum Premium here!

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