The Refuge Ministry
The Refuge Ministry
Disagreement (Part 5)
Disagreement (Part 5)
Disagreement (Part 5)
Monday 1st August 2022
Discover how to handle disagreements with empathy and respect on 'Relational Recovery'. Build stronger relationships through understanding.
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Get the buttons here!Mastering Respectful Disagreements for Stronger Relationships
The goal of any conversation like that, for me, is always to understand and be able to say back what it is that they're saying to me in a clear and concise way, that they would say: yes, you understand me, that's the goal.
Ever find yourself in a heated disagreement, only to realize later that it could have been handled better? In this episode of 'Relational Recovery', hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill tackle the art of disagreeing with respect. They share practical tips on how to keep your cool and maintain mutual respect, even when conversations get tough. Instead of focusing on who's right or wrong, they stress the importance of understanding the other person's perspective.
This approach not only fosters trust but also strengthens relationships. Wes and Austin delve into real-life examples to show how empathy and active listening can turn disagreements into opportunities for deeper connections. They highlight the power of asking genuine questions and truly listening to the answers. The goal isn't to change minds but to earn respect through understanding and care.
As Austin points out, building relationships on trust means respecting others' passions and beliefs, even when they differ from your own. So, if you're looking to improve your communication skills and build stronger, more respectful relationships, this episode is a must-listen.