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Place a Priority on Resolving Conflict | Winner's Minute With Mac Hammond

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Many people walk into a difficult discussion already assuming they know the outcome.
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Voices will be raised, frustrations aired, feelings hurt—and then both walk away with no resolution to the issue.
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Well, today, I want to remind you that you are key to steering the conversation differently.
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It will take discipline and self-control. It will take patience and a guarded mouth.
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It will take gentleness… but you can do it. Walk into that conversation with your boundaries set.
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Know the conflict that needs to be resolved and the outcome reached.
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Above all, remember a key to conflict resolution that wise old Solomon gave us centuries ago:
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a soft answer turns away wrath. I’m Mac Hammond; this is the Winner’s Minute.