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Conflict; Your Ultimate How-To Resource List

Conflict is basically a disagreement between people and applies to all settings such as within families, between siblings, friends, within workplaces, teams or between nations.

Forming a consensus is the least violent method of reaching an agreement and decision making and should be strived for, despite taking more time and effort then a simple majority rule.

Never allow your own stress or impatience to get in the way of building quality relationships where everyone's interest is considered.

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