Robert Bordone and Dr. Joel Salinas, experts in negotiation and conflict resolution, emphasize in their book 'Conflict Resilience' that instead of viewing conflict as a battle, it can be transformed into an opportunity for connection and positive outcomes. They discuss how our brains perceive conflict like a physical threat and outline strategies for navigating disagreements with confidence. The authors present keys to harnessing conflict for growth in personal and professional relationships, showing that embracing tension can lead to valuable insights and improvements across various areas of life.
When faced with conflict, the brain reacts as if we're under physical attack. The same neural circuits that process physical pain are involved when we experience social rejection.
Emerging from our cocoons of comfort in search of the benefits that honest, direct, and courageous engagement with conflict can bring creates value in every aspect of life.
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