Conflict is often framed as something we should embrace, but former hostage negotiator Ryan Dunlap argues that conflict itself is neither healthy nor unhealthy, it simply reveals the emotional health
I always stop and listen when Ryan Dunlap speaks and this was no different. I love how he interweaves personal relationships within a professional topic. It helps to humanize us in all things.
This is perfect timing! I’m preparing for a difficult conversation with my siblings on how to support our mother, after the recent loss of her husband. She’s 74 years old with health issues and now she lives alone.
I work daily to be my healthiest self. It's hard work but so worth it. I have learned and continue to learn how to navigate conflict through listening to experts and reading their books. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise.
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