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Protect Your Energy & Deciding Who Deserves Your Explanation

By Rick JordanPosted on July 25, 2024July 23, 2024Posted 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, we dive deep into the art of preserving our mental energy. We’ve all been there – feeling the need to over-explain our actions, decisions, and intentions to others. But why? I share my personal experiences and the draining effects of constantly managing others’ emotions. We discuss […]

The Essentials of Reconciliation in Relationships

By Rick JordanPosted on July 18, 2024July 15, 2024Posted 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 […]

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 […]