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  • An Agitator in Our Group

    An Agitator in Our Group
    2020/08/30
    When we have an agitator in our group, it sooner or later starts driving most everyone else up the wall. Dealing with him or her requires some special grit. Please press play to consider.
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    5 分
  • How to Manage Arguments

    How to Manage Arguments
    2020/08/27
    I'm sure you have been in conversations that turn into arguments or are about to turn into an argument. The critical thing to know is that arguments that are even a little emotional seldom end well. No one wins and everyone ends up feeling worse about the other people who are involved. And what's more, no one changes his or her belief or opinion. … Please press play to listen.
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    7 分
  • The Problem Could Be You

    The Problem Could Be You
    2020/08/18
    At least consider the possibility. Please press play to listen.
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    4 分
  • Stick Up For You but Don’t Stick Me

    Stick Up For You but Don’t Stick Me
    2020/08/09
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    3 分
  • I Don’t Think So

    I Don’t Think So
    2020/07/28
    I can't agree with the technique but definitely grock the sentiment. Press play to listen.
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    4 分
  • Avoid Reacting

    Avoid Reacting
    2020/07/20
    Here's a tip for dealing with people who seem too unpleasant to bother with. Just press play.
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    9 分
  • Fault Finders

    Fault Finders
    2020/04/02
    Do you know someone who would probably find something negative to say about the Easter Bunny? They always have a comment or opinion, and it's usually negative or critical. If you find these fault finders as annoying as I do, listen for a tip about how to manage them.
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    8 分
  • Fault Finders and Finger Pointers

    Fault Finders and Finger Pointers
    2019/03/10
    The title pretty much sums it up. We all have had to deal with one of those fault finders and finger pointers. It's frustrating sure enough. The podcasting team has a collection of examples for us, just in case they have temporarily slipped our mind.
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    11 分