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Alignment and agreement: Part 2
Alignment and agreement: Part 1
How many ways to say, “talk less, listen more”?
Matt Wesley on family culture
“Satisficing” part two: using it in conflict situations
“Satisficing” part one: understanding the concept
Jay Hughes on Family Flourishing: The True Meaning of Wealth
Assuming the worst
Conflict and the attention economy: Part 2
Conflict and the attention economy: Part 1
Episode 400: Why I do this
Rana Gujral on the AI Instinct
Looking back in order to move forward
The journey and the destination – three perspectives
Markers of progress
Polina Rabinovich Crotty on her journey from traditional wealth management to co-founding Generations Aligned
Sparks or flames
Same destination, same route, and yet…
Kursten Faller on building behavior that drives success
Unconscious bias -- looking outward
Unconscious bias -- looking inward
Prioritizing prevention
David Hoffman on the art of impasse-breaking in mediation
Cost comparisons
Environmental stressors
Sarah Walker on enhancing well-being through interior design
The challenge of positive body language
Quitting while you are behind
Quitting while you’re ahead and …
Sherri Noxel on the challenges of family farms
Conflicting money perspectives about giving
Conflicting money perspectives about spending
Conflicting money perspectives about income
Natalie WagnerWillis on crafting a right relationship with yourself and money
Collaborative Practice -- application
Collaborative Practice – the basics
Peter Johnson on building family connection, well-being, and legacy
Generations, Cohorts, and False Assumptions – Part 2
Generations, Cohorts, and False Assumptions – Part 1
David Russell on Bridging the Generational Divide
Triggers – direct and indirect
Mitch Abrams on anger, aggression, and assertiveness
Fan favorites of 2025
When you are caught off guard
When you are prepared to respond
Alice Driscoll and Louise van Haarst on Smart Conflict, Part 2
Alice Driscoll and Louise van Haarst on Smart Conflict, Part 1
VUCA becomes VUCAA, courtesy of Peter Schein
Humility and Humble Inquiry: not quite the same
Peter Schein on Humble Inquiry
Holding off
Jumping in
Buddy Thomas on Love, Wisdom, and Money
To infer and to imply, part two
To infer and to imply, part one
Gerry O’Sullivan on The Journey of Inference
Analyzing criticism
The Buddha’s response to rude or angry criticism
Sam Osborne on beating the imposter syndrome
Mediation's beautiful flexibility
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Evaluative, facilitative, transformative: three types of mediation
Phyllis Weiss Haserot, trailblazer and author, on cross-generational communication
And then you get ready to pivot
First you make a plan
Conversations, chats, discussions…
Chuck Wisner on The Art of Conscious Conversations
NVC – Connecting compassionately with ourselves
NVC – avoiding communication that blocks compassion
Ruschelle Khanna on Inherited Trauma and Family Wealth
Building on your strengths
A learning perspective on conflict
Russell Harvey on resilience – springing forward with learning
Voices, votes, and vetoes
More connection, less friction
Steve Legler on 100 1-minute conversations
Anticipating, not dreading
Keeping the dis out of disagreement
Kristen Heaney on supporting RisingGens through education and peer groups
Finding calm in chaos -- theirs
Finding calm in chaos - yours
Melissa Mitchell-Bliss on healthy boundaries
Choosing the best mode of communication
Episode 327: Watch your (written) language
Amy Castoro on “cordial hypocrisy”
Watch your (body and facial) language
Watch your (spoken) language
Emily Bouchard on helping blended families flourish
Overcoming a false start
Not a hill to die on
Community Mediation: its power and challenges
Maria Arpa on her journey from early conflict to “Peaceful Solutions”
Mediation defined, expanded, embraced
What mediation isn't
Janet Ettele on How Joyous Effort Works
Fan favorites of 2024
The Golden Rule concept in ten world religions
Kelly McDonald on working with people not like you
Satisfying vs. productive
Rabbi Daniel Cohen on legacy