A Guide to Holding Crucial Conversations

Publisher: NewPoint Strategies

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A Guide to Holding Crucial Conversations

Heading to a family event where you know there may be uncomfortable arguments about today’s political divide? You expect there’ll be people taking sides and throwing horrible insults around. You’d love to just stay home, but you have to go. How can you handle this situation?