Know when to JUST STOP
If you say something that is taken poorly by the other person, either misinterpreted, poorly phrased, not set up well, etc., and you see “that look” of anger, frustration, impatience, (you know the look), JUST STOP. There is no need to belabor the point, it has been made already. If you want to continue the conversation, you need to make a repair in order to move on. The same principle applies if you notice that one partner is trying to end a fight.
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- 119.012 Conflict - Know when to JUST STOP to 119 Communication
- 119.012 Conflict - Know when to JUST STOP to 119.010 Conflict - The 4 sins of conflict
- 119.012 Conflict - Know when to JUST STOP to 116.055 Life Lessons - Quit, don't quit. Noodles, no noodles
- 119.012 Conflict - Know when to JUST STOP to 122.02.02 PM Why - Not all product discovery will be successful
- 119.012 Conflict - Know when to JUST STOP to 116.034 Life Lessons - When in an argument stay on topic
- 119.012 Conflict - Know when to JUST STOP to 116.008 Life Lessons - Sit. Be Quiet. Answers will appear.
- 116.104 Life Lessons - Don't stop yet to 119.012 Conflict - Know when to JUST STOP
- 116.125 Life Lessons - Walk away when you're on tilt to 119.012 Conflict - Know when to JUST STOP
- 119 Communication to 119.012 Conflict - Know when to JUST STOP
- 119.068 Communication - Lincoln didn't argue directly, he just delayed to 119.012 Conflict - Know when to JUST STOP
- 134.02 Physics - Energy conservation to 119.012 Conflict - Know when to JUST STOP