Learning How to Do Life Well
Tim and Trudi talk about When and How to begin the difficult conversation, and finish the handout from Sunday as well as adding insight to what was discussed.
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Tim discusses whether or not the difficult conversation should even happen, and, if it does happen, how we should begin the conversation. The lesson continues on the After Class episode.
The difficulty in many difficult conversations is increased when we do not address what is really going on in the conversation. Tim and Trudi look at how we can make our conversations, and our relationships, better.
In addition to the wisdom of Scripture, this series draws from the books, “Difficult Conversations”, [Amazon link], by Douglas Stone, and “How to Have that Difficult Conversation” [Amazon link] by Dr. Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend.
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Tim and the lovely Trudi talk about this past Sunday’s lesson on the Identity Conversation.
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Trudi talks about the third conversation that is going on in the middle of our difficult conversations and the problems we encounter because of this conversation.
The difficulty in many difficult conversations is increased when we do not address what is really going on in the conversation. Tim and Trudi look at how we can make our conversations, and our relationships, better.
In addition to the wisdom of Scripture, this series draws from the books, “Difficult Conversations”, [Amazon link], by Douglas Stone, and “How to Have that Difficult Conversation” [Amazon link] by Dr. Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend.
Would you like to join the conversation? Send us your questions or comments, and we’ll talk about it After Class (later this week!)
Tim and Trudi talk about feelings and their takeaways from Sunday’s lesson on the Feelings Conversation.
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Tim discusses the complex and often misunderstood area of feelings, along with some practical steps in expressing them in a healthy way.
The difficulty in many difficult conversations is increased when we do not address what is really going on in the conversation. Tim and Trudi look at how we can make our conversations, and our relationships, better.
In addition to the wisdom of Scripture, this series draws from the books, “Difficult Conversations”, [Amazon link], by Douglas Stone, and “How to Have that Difficult Conversation” [Amazon link] by Dr. Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend.
Would you like to join the conversation? Send us your questions or comments, and we’ll talk about it After Class (later this week!)