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Anger Management – Their Type and Your Tactics for Better Outcomes in 2026!
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Matthew Hill’s article explores five conflict styles that evoke anger and offers strategies for managing them. He emphasizes the importance of detachment from emotions to engage effectively through methods like compromise, accommodation, and collaboration. By understanding these styles, individuals can foster healthier interactions and prevent recurring disputes.
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ATTACKED during a conversation? Did a debate turn scary and just blow up in your face? Argue much? …What just happened?
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Skills Trainer Matthew Hill provides a practical framework for navigating polarised conversations by mastering content awareness, relationship safety and process.
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A Californian Podcast – Kick Ass Coaching to get momentum in your life – Take action, be more, change, grow & live better
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Matthew Hill shares top tip for moving from nerves to conquest of the audience’s hearts, minds and motivation.
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I really don’t want to change your mind, polarity of felt point of view. My passion is in helping you to underpin your current position with nuance, context and facts!
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British Cultural Passivity, Avoidance of Excitement and Pessimism, Explained
Categories: UncategorizedWhy can US people see the Brits / British as low energy? Passive? Quiet? or Unenthusiastic?
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Matthew’s SIETAR Lille Report – Professional, Profound in Places, and Pleasing in General
Categories: UncategorizedThe SIETAR Europa Congress in Lille, June 2024 represented a return for those supporters of SIETAR France who had attended conferences at the Catholic University in both 2010 and 2014. Personally, all my old memories of the town then have been overwritten by this newly vibrant experience we were now presented with. The greenery, canals,…
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Success leaves clues – This is what the GREATS do. 1. Ring the playground bell – Do you remember? However involved we were in chatting with our besties, when the bell rang, we automatically walked back towards the classroom. Your audience can be seen as the school children in this story who need to be positively…
