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Engage your creative response to conflict and turn around your thinking. Find opportunities for learning and discovery in the most challenging circumstances. This episode tells you how.
 
This is the second of the 12 skills approach resolving your conflicts constructively.Conflict Resolution Network has tested and refined these skills over many years to support you in better relationships at home, at work and in the community. And help you design much better solutions, too! 

Our presenter is Helena Cornelius, a professional psychologist with a wealth of conflict resolving experience. 

It's based on the book, Everyone Can Win, by Helena Cornelius, Shoshana Faire and Estella Cornelius. Christine James has joined the writing team for this audio series.  

Our music is by Stewart D’Arrietta. 

Visit the Conflict Resolution Network website headquarters for the accompanying online Certificate Course, Trainer's Manuals and extra reading at www.crnhq.org

Does conflict make you cringe? How can you turn your opponent into a problem-solving partner? This is the first of Conflict Resolution Network’s 12 skills approach to resolving conflicts constructively.  

We've tested and refined these skills over many years to support you having better relationships at home, at work and in the community. And help you design much better solutions, too! 

Our presenter is Helena Cornelius, a professional psychologist with a wealth of conflict resolving experience. 

It's based on the book, Everyone Can Win, by Helena Cornelius, Shoshana Faire and Estella Cornelius. Christine James has joined the writing team for this audio series.  

Our music is by Stewart D’Arrietta. 

Visit the Conflict Resolution Network website headquarters for the accompanying online Certificate Course, Trainer's Manuals and extra reading at www.crnhq.org

Today’s conversation is with Bill Reichert. Bill is co-founder and managing director of Garage Technology Ventures in Palo Alto, California, a seed and early stage venture fund in Silicon Valley. He is also a partner at Pegasus Tech Ventures, a global venture capital firm with its headquarters in Silicon Valley. And he is the Chief Evangelist for the Startup World Cup, one of the biggest and richest global startup competitions, with regional competitions around the world and a $1 million grand prize. Previously he has founded several software companies, and started the Churchill Club in Silicon Valley. Bill is a professional, very sharp mind, compassionate with a long term focus and the ability to look beyond the day to day to see potential in ideas. He is a sought-after speaker around the world and generally a great guy.

Check out the The 2pt5 website for all the links and extras mentioned in the episode: https://the2pt5.net/vc-startup-evangelist-bill-reichert-about-coaching-teams-to-start-and-scale-up-ideas-organizations/

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Every marriage includes different times when you have to compromise. In a blended family, there are even more opportunities to practice your compromising skills. In this episode, we explore different kinds of compromise and how best to work through the hard decisions you have to make.

Blended Family Compromises

• Small things
  • Whose pots and pans to keep
  • Storage Bins
  • Socks in the sock basket
  • Soda at Dinner at a restaurant
• Where to live
• Work
• Schools to go to
• Church
• Sports 
• Bedroom

Why Compromise (Win-Win, Win-Lose, and Lose-Lose)

• You have to.
• You can't both get exactly what you want you will have to give and take.
• Some people are saying don't compromise because if you compromise then neither person is happy.
• Some have come up with different names for the same thing. Solution, Deal, etc..
• Examples of compromise
  • Win-Win
  • Win-Lose
  • Lose-Lose 

Making Compromises Tips

• Communicate Your Needs Clearly
• Listen (Without Interrupting)
• Carefully weight Your Options
• Put Yourself in Your Partner's shoes (Get in the Trenches)
• Consider What is Fair
• Make a Decision and Stick With It
• Check-In with One Another

Funny Moment of the Week
Darren leaves his suit in a hotel mimicking David's mistake from the Heritage trip.