Welcome back to Episode #10 of The Daily Interaction podcast. The weekly interaction today is about learning to argue smart in your relationships. How do you cultivate fair, effective and kind arguments rather than try, without success, to eliminate natural disagreements that are bound to come up between two human beings? That is our topic this week, tune in and listen, because I bring you heaps of experience. I knew I’d put the door slamming and stomping away acts to a good use someday!
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Your Weekly Friday Show Notes:
1. Why it is so important to learn to argue smart with your loved ones and why you should not eliminate disagreements from your relationships but learn how to work through them.
2. Two of the largest mistakes I learned with my husband and how shifting these around has changed my entire approach and outcomes to arguments.
3. How to ask a question differently to avoid an argument, why incorporating kindness in your words and phrases can change the outcome altogether, and a big lesson from my awesome grandmother.
4. Why we do the same thing that annoys and frustrates us to our loved ones, and why recognizing something in yourself is so so difficult, and what to do about it.
5. How to catch yourself before you cross that invisible line in the relationship from love to frustration and what one thing to do differently so you master the next disagreement with tact and poise.
6. The number one irony of all arguments, a secret to which I confess on the air no less, and my one single advice to you on having smart arguments.
7. What to do instead of changing someone so that you get astounding results and how it’s all in the way that you deliver your message.
8. The paper on the fridge technique that we used, the most practical and effective technique to smart arguing!
9. What kind of assumptions are you making during your arguments? And how to turn this around to make for an effective conversation rather than a disturbing argument.
10. The greatest news of all and why choosing your own path is the most empowering thing you need to remember not just during arguments but all the time.
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I am Farnoosh, the founder of Prolific Living. So glad you are here. My mission is to empower you to unblock your creative genius to live your dream life.