
Anger can be a gift. When tracked to its source, it tells us something about what's important to us and what feels threatened by the conflict. When I'm mediating, I don't fear my clients' anger because when I see it, I know we're about to learn something really valuable together. So, perhaps letting go of anger during conflict isn't the right goal. To allow the gift of anger to help us unravel the conflict at its true source, we need to handle our anger so that doesn't create debris or hurt … [continue reading]





