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Oct 28, 2018 19 min

How to STOP Arguments and Fighting

from Extraordinary Life Podcast

EPISODE 5 In this episode I talk about how to NEVER have to argue again! (or at least be able to STOP them quickly when they start). I explain the main difference between Arguing and Disagreeing, and what it is we add to arguing that’s NOT part of simple disagreements. There are 3 categories of arguing I go over – not including abuse which we don’t get in to here… other than later on I ask you to agree we know when you or someone else needs to get help from a situation that’s become abusive. After that, we discuss a few different Anger Personalities and how they express themselves in fights. When it comes to YOU there are a couple of things to know ALL ABOUT YOU that will significantly help you get a clear picture of where you’re coming from. Once you know what they are, you’ll be able to use the THREE valuable tools in any argument – or disagreement that’s becoming an argument – to get out of it right away. I share some others great tips on how to use your language and communication clearly and succinctly to be heard and to hear the other person. Loving yourself and holding a space of genuine listening for the other person is a great start. Pretty soon, arguments can be a thing of the past in your life! I believe in you, Jenifer Merifield Personal Excellence Mentor & Coach Website: JeniferMerifield.com | INSTAGRAM @JeniferMerifield

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