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All is not well in the Gifted Underachiever Clubhouse as James threatens to yet again derail a segment with his spurious “science facts” and Pat draws a very heavy line: Stop it or Die. Will the GU odyssey end here? Or will harmony prevail?
Questions for Listeners:
* When’s the last time you had a work fight?
* Who won: you or the enemy?
* Do you like James’s “science facts?”
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For Further Exploration:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-recover-from-workplace-argument-lisa-earle-mcleod/
6 tips on resolving conflict at work:
Healthy vs. Unhealthy conflict at work
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By Gifted UnderachieversAll is not well in the Gifted Underachiever Clubhouse as James threatens to yet again derail a segment with his spurious “science facts” and Pat draws a very heavy line: Stop it or Die. Will the GU odyssey end here? Or will harmony prevail?
Questions for Listeners:
* When’s the last time you had a work fight?
* Who won: you or the enemy?
* Do you like James’s “science facts?”
Click “Leave a comment” to … leave a comment!
For Further Exploration:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-recover-from-workplace-argument-lisa-earle-mcleod/
6 tips on resolving conflict at work:
Healthy vs. Unhealthy conflict at work
Thanks for listening to Gifted Underachievers! This post is public so feel free to share it.
If you aren’t already a subscriber, we’d love to have you in the GU Clubhouse! Always free, no spam, unsubscribe anytime.
Want to Show Your Support for the Gifted Underachievers?
Get yourself some quality merch or buy us a strong coffee and win a book!
Gifted Underachiever Merch Shop
We have T-shirts, notebooks, hats, fridge magnets, mugs, and more. (Note: We’re working on getting free or low shipping in all countries!)
Buy us a Coffee and Win a Book
Here in the GU Clubhouse, we’ve gleaned and gathered incredible wisdom from our creative guests, whom we fondly call the Gifted Achievers. Help us put this wisdom into a series of handy guides that you can take on your so-called vacation to learn how to grow your audience, increase your capacity, and make more money doing what you love.
Click here to donate $5 toward the project. The first 20 donors will get a free guide!