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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Why We Fall Out of Love
I have often joked that my favorite gig (I’m a violinist) is a wedding, because I enjoy the pervasive atmosphere of unrealistic optimism at weddings. It almost always gets a chuckle. Most folks realize that “until death us do part” … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Love and Marriage
Tagged books, laua-schafer-love-killer-rules, marriages, optimism, relationships, weddings
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The LEAPS Process, Part V, Summarize
In this concluding section of the LEAPS discussion, we bring the whole process together. For the “S” in LEAPS, I prefer to use “Solve.” “Summarize” is used in the Texas CHL course. But what we are after is a solution … Continue reading
Posted in Conflict Resolution
Tagged ask, CHL course, concludingprocess, conflict, conflict-resolution-leaps, empathy, feelings, LEAPS, leaps-acronym, leaps-acronym-communication, leaps-acronym-conflict-resolution, paraphrase, solve, solve-conflict, summarize, win-win, winning
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The LEAPS Process, Part IV, Paraphrase
The most important conflict resolution technique in any two-person exchange is feedback. Using that feedback loop, you can confirm (or correct) your understanding of a situation, which can allow you to avoid problems caused by misunderstanding. A good way to … Continue reading
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Tagged avoid-misunderstanding-using-feedback, cartoonear, content, question-mark-emotions, siteguestrelationshipsblog-com
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