conflict Archives - RICK JORDAN

No War This Holiday Season

By Rick JordanPosted on December 21, 2023December 7, 2023Posted in Culture, Ethics, Podcast, Pyschology, Society, TechnologyTagged boundaries, Christmas, conflict, day, expectations, family, family members, good, holidays, hosting, opportunity, plan, reacting, resolve, spending, staying, talking, today, unresolved trauma, yearNo Comments

About the Episode: I know this can be a challenging time, filled with mixed emotions and potential conflicts. We’ve all heard phrases like, “It’s not Christmas until we’ve had an argument.” This year, I want to change that narrative. I discuss practical strategies to manage your expectations, set boundaries, and create a positive environment, even […]

Transforming Apologies into Action

By Rick JordanPosted on November 30, 2023November 29, 2023Posted in Culture, Ethics, Podcast, Pyschology, SocietyTagged accountability, acknowledge, action, blaming, communicate, conflict, deflecting, expecting, full, genuine, heard, integrity, moving, number, question, relationship, role, scenario, self awareness, situationNo Comments

About the Episode: In this eye-opening episode of ALL IN, I, Rick Jordan, delve into the essence of true accountability. It’s easy to say “I take full accountability,” but what does that really mean? I explore the depth of this statement, breaking it down into five actionable steps. From expressing self-awareness and making a plan […]

Mastering the Art of Reconciliation in Relationships

By Rick JordanPosted on November 28, 2023November 28, 2023Posted in Culture, Ethics, Podcast, Pyschology, SocietyTagged apologize, apology, areas, bravest, Chris Voss, conflict, continuously, distance, ego, eliminate, forgive, forgiveness, hurt, person, rebuild, recognize, reconcile, relationship, sincere apology, strongestNo Comments

About the Episode: In today’s episode of ALL IN, I delve into the intricate dynamics of conflict in relationships and how to effectively navigate through them. I discuss the immense value of being the first to take action in three critical areas: apologizing, forgiving, and letting go. Drawing from personal experiences and psychological insights, I […]

“That’s On Me.”

By Rick JordanPosted on June 13, 2023June 12, 2023Posted in Culture, Ethics, Podcast, Pyschology, SocietyTagged accountability, acknowledge, action, blaming, communicate, conflict, deflecting, expectations, expressing, full, happen, integrity, moving, number, question, relationship, role, scenario, situation, todayNo Comments

About the Episode: It’s good you express self-awareness, it’s good you own up to your actions, but what will you do to correct that? To move forward and make sure it won’t happen again? Listen to the podcast here: Watch the episode here: Episode References: N/A Episode Topics: Ask them “What will you do […]

Gaslighting: The Word of the Year

By Rick JordanPosted on January 24, 2023February 8, 2023Posted in Culture, Ethics, Podcast, Pyschology, SocietyTagged acknowledging, changing, conflict, examples, feel, frickin, gaslighting, horrible, important, individual, moments, overreacting, perception, reality, respectful, scenario, skew, talk, validating, wordNo Comments

About the Episode A form of abuse can often be gaslighting. It’s a way to manipulate a person into believing something that isn’t true, a skewed perception. This is not a new form of abuse, gaslighting has been around for a long time, but now people are starting to open their eyes and see what […]

New Year, New Relationships in 2023

By Rick JordanPosted on December 29, 2022February 8, 2023Posted in Culture, Ethics, Podcast, Pyschology, SocietyTagged avoid, biggest, bounce, conflict, connected, create, eye, happiness, listening, partner, people, person, relationship, resolutions, responsibility, romantic relationship, speak, stay, support, waysNo Comments

About the Episode We all have these expectations that our partners will meet all of our needs, and will make us happy all time, which is simply so far-fetched. Realizing this will help you communicate your most important needs and can help you by meeting those of your partner better. Listen to the podcast here […]

Dealing with Difficult Family at the Christmas Holiday

By Rick JordanPosted on December 22, 2022February 8, 2023Posted in Culture, Ethics, Podcast, Pyschology, SocietyTagged boundaries, Christmas, conflict, expectations, family, family members, hosting, manage, obligated, opportunity, pandemic, people, plan, reacting, resolve, spending, staying, today, unresolved trauma, yearNo Comments

About the Episode Everybody knows that the Holidays can be extremely stressful. Whether it’s from fear of giving a bad gift, spending excessive time with certain family members, or having to travel, there is a solution that may work. That is setting boundaries before an event, and being on the same page for expectations of […]

Fire Your Weakest Link

By Rick JordanPosted on May 12, 2022February 5, 2023Posted in Business, Culture, Ethics, Podcast, Society, TechnologyTagged agreed, business, character, choice, competency, conflict, dive, hire, hiring process, individual, life, longer, managers, organization, people, person, role, specific, strays, talentNo Comments

About the Episode No employer or manager ever wants to have the tough conversation of letting an employee go. It is not something to look forward to when you realize that is the best for your company and at the end of the day, best for that employee too. Listen to the podcast here Watch […]