Do you navigate disagreements well?

Or do you tend to clash and as a result, relationships fall apart?

Some of us are not comfortable with having a firm stance, holding a particular position, voicing objection or presenting an opposing point of view.

Other's of us may feel equipped, however the process of any argument can awaken inward agitation, anger or an overly aggressive defensive style.

Matter of fact, I'd weigh that most of us feel like a disagreement is in some way doomed to be unfavorable resulting in distress.

This week's episode is a reflection and share of tips discussed during a recent Men's Group interaction, which I host every Saturday morning.

These days, with so many people living on edge, especially when discussing hard topics. Navigating an argument can seem impossible.

If you ask me, navigating disagreements is an Art form, very few have Mastered for the benefit it can bring toward the expansion of individuals willing to listen, learn and share.

It's extremely helpful to be self aware while initiating or responding to uncomfortable dialog.  There's a saying, don't raise your voice, improve your argument.  It takes a Masterful individual to remain mindful of this wisdom while being triggered for instance.

So notice your personal communication style, also notice how you respond to someone else's communication choices that may be the complete opposite of yours.

Pay attention to your body language and the language of the individual or audience you're speaking to.

One of the most important goals of navigating an argument is to end it respectfully and tactfully without loosing one's self.  

The tips that are shared will assist you toward effectively managing this and managing You.

Enjoy taming the Dragon of your mind and your disciplines.  This particular Dragon has taught me so much about the complexity of myself.

Depending on the subject matter, it still makes an unforgettable entrance from time to time.  

Rest assure, taming some Dragons are consistent for a lifetime.