Conflict is Like a Campfire: Don’t Be the Kindling
Monica Leggett
May 4, 2020
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm EDT
ICW Webinar
ICF-Connecticut is excited that this Webinar is part of Raise the Bar Webinar: 5 Themes 5 Days of Learning, an event created to share the power of coaching with our community during ICW 2020 (May 4–8). Join us for more FREE Webinars representing a wide variety of coaching specializations during this week.
A difference of opinion can lead to emotional and uncomfortable conflict which can lead to deteriorating relationships. With the right skills and some mindful awareness, states of dissonance can also be an opportunity to understand yourself and others better; to make new choices that will actually help your relationships grow. It all begins with you.
This webinar will explore:
• Factors that can cause conflict to ignite and grow.
• Ways to prevent or distinguish conflict.
• Antidotes to eight Relationship Toxins that wreak havoc in our relationships and are often at the core of our conflict. With “antidotes,” relationships can be resilient, even in the face of stress and differences of opinion.
Bring your own personal or professional “conflict-laden” relationship or situation in mind. You’ll be given the opportunity to make specific intentions for how you can get some new results.
Key takeaways of attending:
• A new awareness of the components that lead to and amplify conflict.
• Eight relationship toxins and the eight antidotes that can make relationships more resilient.
• New choices for preventing conflict or putting out the fire.
• A specific goal for one of your relationships, with options of ways to take action.
Bio
Monica Leggett is a goal accelerator and a “conversation whisperer,” helping her clients achieve personal and professional goals with new confidence, clarity, and a proactive plan of action. Clients learn strategies and tools to take the stress and angst out of any situation – from difficult decisions to difficult conversations, and to create sustainable new habits that shift the way they are living their lives in order to reach their maximum potential.
Monica works with small business owners, emerging leaders, and teams, as well as individuals and couples in major life transitions. She is also a certified trainer for teams and organizations who want stronger communication, team building, leadership development, and conflict resolution skills.
To share her strategies, Monica has published an eBook called Break Free from the STOP Syndrome: Real Strategies to Overcome Stress, Tension, Overwhelm, and Procrastination, with tools to improve everyday life.
Monica is the current President of ICF Connecticut and is thrilled to share her passion for building relationships, achieving life-changing goals, and the coaching profession in general. She lives with her husband Steve in a wonderful old farmhouse in Shelton, and they have three married children and eight grandchildren.
www.NewStepsLifeCoaching.com
Monica@NewStepsLifeCoaching.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/monicaleggett/