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In this episode, Eve dives into why difficult conversations feel so hard and how to approach them without fear, fallout, or emotional shutdown.
She introduces the Magic 3 framework, a simple, powerful way to navigate conversations that feel loaded, tense, or long overdue, and explores why so many communication breakdowns aren’t about what we say, but how we listen.
We’re not talking about scripts or saying things “perfectly.”
We’re focusing more on staying present, being heard, and creating conversations that move things forward instead of leaving everyone stuck.
Eve also shares ideas for more creative ways to engage in difficult dialogue, especially when traditional approaches just don’t work.
If you’ve ever walked away from a conversation thinking “That didn’t come out how I meant it” or “I wish I’d said something different,” this episode will give you a calmer, clearer way in.
The conversation you’re avoiding isn’t going away, but your confidence in having it can grow.
NOTES:
Visit Eve Stanway’s website
Find out more about Eve’s upcoming masterclass The Five Conversations Men Must Have During Separation and Divorce.
By Eve StanwayIn this episode, Eve dives into why difficult conversations feel so hard and how to approach them without fear, fallout, or emotional shutdown.
She introduces the Magic 3 framework, a simple, powerful way to navigate conversations that feel loaded, tense, or long overdue, and explores why so many communication breakdowns aren’t about what we say, but how we listen.
We’re not talking about scripts or saying things “perfectly.”
We’re focusing more on staying present, being heard, and creating conversations that move things forward instead of leaving everyone stuck.
Eve also shares ideas for more creative ways to engage in difficult dialogue, especially when traditional approaches just don’t work.
If you’ve ever walked away from a conversation thinking “That didn’t come out how I meant it” or “I wish I’d said something different,” this episode will give you a calmer, clearer way in.
The conversation you’re avoiding isn’t going away, but your confidence in having it can grow.
NOTES:
Visit Eve Stanway’s website
Find out more about Eve’s upcoming masterclass The Five Conversations Men Must Have During Separation and Divorce.