Conflict resolution requires a commitment to dialogue and reconciliation from "summary" of The Anatomy of Peace, Fourth Edition by The Arbinger Institute
When it comes to resolving conflicts, it's not just about finding a quick fix or reaching a compromise. True conflict resolution requires a deeper commitment to engaging in dialogue and seeking reconciliation. This means going beyond surface-level conversations and actively working towards understanding the root causes of the conflict. Dialogue is the key to unraveling the complexities of a conflict. It involves listening with an open mind and heart, and being willing to see things from the perspective of the other party. Through dialogue, we can uncover the underlying fears, beliefs, and emotions that are driving the conflict. By engaging in meaningful conversations, we can start to build trust and empathy between all parties involved. Reconciliation is about ...
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