Reduce Your Conflict with This Childhood Trait
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Reduce Your Conflict with This Childhood Trait
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What's one trait all children share naturally? It both delights parents and can wear them out. Ready?
Curiosity.
By cultivating this trait in adulthood, we can significantly minimize conflict.
As we continue the mini-series on being relationally smart, we see:
- The difference between matters of trust and assumptions
- The connection between assumptions and expectations
- The power of investigating, not interrogating, your assumptions about yourself and others
- How fewer assumptions leads to fewer conflicts
Becoming curious rather than defensive can make all the difference in your relationships, whether family, work, friends, or neighbors.
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