The Texas Conflict Coach® January Radio Programs
The Texas Conflict Coach® Blog Talk Radio program announces our series focused on Ordinary People.
The following episodes will air every Tuesday from 5:00-5:30 pm PST/7:00-7:30 pm CST/ 8:00-8:30 pm EST.
To participate, go to the designated link for each program or call-in live at 347-324-3591.
CONFLICT…either you hate it and avoid it at all costs, or you thrive on it by
pushing to get your point across to the detriment of others. How we recognize
potential conflict or respond to ongoing conflict is a choice.
Join Pattie Porter to learn behavioral cues and underlying motivating factors that
drive us to react in damaging ways. More
importantly, you can make different choices and learn strategies to help you take
courageous steps to address conflict confidently.
Conflict comes not only in major ways between groups and nations, but also in
real and persistent ways between strangers, neighbors, friends, and family.
Join Mark Andreas as he shares from his book
“Sweet Fruit from the Bitter Tree” a collection of true stories of how ordinary
people resolved intense conflict in creative and surprising ways most of us
would never think of.
Changing the World
Compassionate rebels are the new real-life superheroes without the capes
and the celebrity, with the super powers of compassion and courage and
determination that can change the world in so many different ways that offer
cause for hope in these troubled times. Join Bert Berlow as he shares these
stories, being told publicly for the first time, that will encourage you to find and
unleash the compassionate rebel that resides in all of us, guides us through
tough times, helps us find solutions to our most pressing problems, and
makes us all potential agents of social change.
Abigail McManus
Got Conflict? If you have a conflict with someone, and are not sure how to
handle it, then let us know. Here is your opportunity to ask your question
with Conflict Management experts who are mediators, conflict coaches
and facilitators on how to think about, analyze or resolve your
situation.
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