Positively Conflicted - The Audiobook

The justice gene is as fundamental as hot and cold.

You don't even know that it is lingering just below the surface until someone accuses you of not being fair. With that assault on your character, you leap to defend and protect yourself.

By examining your perceptions and your options, you can avoid harm and create connections.

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Website: samardery.com

Email: [email protected]

Podcast Production Partner: Steve Heatherington of Good Podcasting Works

Music: A Safe Place by Marco Zannone via Pond5 (marcozannone's Artist Page)

Circumstances remind you how big the world is. Finding your place amongst things so much bigger than you are, is a daily task. When expectations transform into entitlements, it can feel like the circumstances have won. It doesn't have to be that way.

You can intentionally choose your path even if you cannot control outcomes.

Website: samardery.com

Email: [email protected]

Podcast Production Partner: Steve Heatherington of Good Podcasting Works

Music: A Safe Place by Marco Zannone via Pond5 (marcozannone's Artist Page)

When someone challenges you, the first instinct is to defend or justify. The queasy feeling in your stomach arrives before you've even begun explaining why you are right and they are wrong. We all think we have just the right amount of common sense.

In Chapter Two, I invite you to explore what it would look like to pause in the discomfort of the moment. In that intentional, uncomfortable moment, you can choose to respond rather than instinctively react. If you take that moment, the unimaginable is possible.

Have you ever had an internal conflict? The kind that exists exclusively between your own ears, and yet it's so powerful that you can't even sleep at night. If that's the case, then you'll be able to relate to Chapter One, the Storm Inside about our own internal conflicts. I hope you enjoy it.

Conflict always exists in context as the experience of the past, the perception of the presence and the fear of the future fight for attention.

Holly McKiernan, a creative thinker and talented leader, offers this forward to describe the value of positively conflicted in the canon of conflict literature.

The introduction that follows shares my struggle with conflict and why I wrote the book.

To help all of us fear conflict less and do it better.

A brief taste of the podcast to come. The audiobook of Positively Conflicted by Sam Ardery