Issues, Interests & Icebergs with Chris Sheesley

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Issues, Interests & Icebergs with Chris Sheesley

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Explore the fundamental keys to effective conflict resolution. Identify your core concerns, interpret others' demands and create collaborative agreements. Discover the essential art of turning negative statements into positive outcomes.

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