"Build the relationship before you need it."

In this episode of Creating Disney Magic, Jody and I discuss the significance of tackling problems promptly. It’s the best way to reduce stress and improve relationships. Recognizing mistakes and apologizing immediately helps you manage your emotions and build trust with others.

There is a difference between stress and distress. Distress causes issues due to a lack of control in situations. Make sure you take control and responsibility for your actions. That way you can set a positive example and promote mutual respect. It’s the best way to foster better relationships in your personal and professional life.

Other ways to get ahead of the problem:

• Develop swift problem-solving abilities to diminish stress and fortify connections.
• Understand the value of apologies in maintaining trust and respect.
• Differentiate stress from distress for tailored management solutions.
• Turn mistakes into chances to display moral fiber and dependability.
• Read The Main Street Leader newsletter for tips on advancing your profession.

I know I get tired of being told the same ineffective solutions for reducing stress and improving relationships. If you want results it is important to discover new approaches. Jody and I know one of the best tools that will make a lasting impact is the Main Street Leader. Make sure to sign up to receive the newsletter so you don’t miss out on more tips like what we share in this episode.

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"You can be right or you can have a relationship."

Episode Highlights:

00:00:08 - Introduction,  Lee Cockerell and Jody Mayberry introduce the podcast and discuss Lee's current

00:03:05 – manage your emotions and getting ahead of problems by apologizing quickly when you make a mistake. Build trust and relationships by taking responsibility for your actions. 

00:07:19 – stress can help us grow, but distress, when we feel like we don't have control over a situation, can be harmful. Deal with problems quickly to avoid distress and maintain your mental health. 

00:09:32 – sometimes it's worth having a relationship over being right. Apologizing and taking responsibility, even if you're right, can help maintain relationships and build trust. 

00:13:16 - The Main Street Leader newsletter has been released in Portuguese and Spanish, in addition to English. The newsletter is designed to be implemented, and readers can learn from it to improve their business practices. It is available for less than $10 per month and offers a money-back guarantee. 

00:15:53 - readers have reached out saying that implementing one lesson from The Main Street Leader has made a significant impact on their business practices.

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