Tonya stared with disbelief at her coworker, Elise. The words spoken over her were hateful, mean, not to mention unprofessional. Elise had a reputation for being a powder keg, and most of the staff avoided her as they never knew what would set her off. We all have a relationship with someone who has a short fuse. That anger often triggers an anger response in us, and so the cycle begins. Listen to today's episode as Nina and Shy explore ways to deal with anger. Stop by Https://greaterimpact.org and grab our ebook, 5 Tools to Stop Walking on Eggshells!

You discover one of your closest friends overshares about a touchy situation in your life... and a few of your other church friends find out about it. You're angry, concerned about the gossip, and feel betrayed. What do you do? How do you solve this common problem, when someone injures you, even when it is unintentional? Aren't we supposed to just overlook the insults and turn the other cheek? Check out today's episode of What to Say & How to Say It and learn what you can do to level up your relationships today! You can also grab our free ebook at https://greaterimpact.org called, "5 Tools to STOP walking on Eggshells!"

Jesse spoke clearly and directly but couldn't understand why his employees didn't seem to respect him. Bob had a hothead admin everyone hated to deal with - including him. What to do?. Mary's sister-in-law reminded her (and the rest of the family) of a venomous snake in the way she treated people. Sound familiar? What if there were TWO communication tools that are MUST-HAVES for creating mutual respect in any relationship? Be sure to listen in to today's episode, and grab our free eBook, STOP Walking on Eggshells, at https://greaterimpact.org

Karen's kids walked all over her. David had to ask his sons several times before they would do what they were asked. Mika got talked over constantly in meetings. Sound familiar? Maybe this isn't you, but even if it's not, there are a few tips in this episode to help! Listen in and be sure to grab our free eBook, STOP Walking on Eggshells at https://greaterimpact.org

Clara felt trapped in the hallway as she listened to Stefan drone on and on... and on... complaint after complaint about his work situation. Then he criticized the neighbor's poor choice of dog breed, noting the short legs of the Basset Hound and its howling. "I wish he would just shut up," she thought to herself. "He never asks me about me, the kids, my job... just more about him and his opinions." She wondered why she'd ever been attracted to so much selfishness. HUGE mistake in asking him how his day was! What she didn't know was WHY she felt like this! Have you ever been Stefan? Wonder what you're doing to disrespect yourself and others AND create distance in relationships? Listen in today as Nina & Shy talk about 3 keys to creating mutual respect in sticky situations, even if you think you'll fail!

Dina walked on eggshells in her relationship with her brother, her dad, and her husband. Oh, yes, also her boss. What kept her from being honest when they asked for her input? She deferred so much she felt invisible in all of those relationships. Why couldn't she show up like she did with her friends or her work team? In this episode of What to Say & How to Say It, Nina & Shy explore what's really going on that keeps us from speaking up. Join them and learn more! 

Stop by our website and grab our free booklet called, "5 Tools to STOP Walking on Eggshells" at https://greaterimpact.org 

You KNOW that feeling... the dread, the gut twist, the thing that happens when we agree to do something we don't want to do because we're afraid someone else will have a fit. I've had it, too. It's lousy. And controlling. We waste time walking on eggshells, and over time, the relationship degenerates into something super unhealthy. Want to STOP that? Listen in to today's episode of What to Say & How to Say It and learn how to speak up, navigate conflict, and deal with your own negative emotions. Grab your copy of "5 Tools to Stop Walking on Eggshells" from htttps://greaterimpact.org !

We don't even know how control seriously damages relationships. We often think we are being helpful, but really, we are creating the exact OPPOSITE of what we really want!

Listen in today, as Nina talks about how to STOP being controlling, and let God do His thing! Check us out at https://GreaterImpactCoaching.org to learn more!

Matt kept hearing his boss in his head... "Kinda long presentation, don't you think?" Ruminations followed... doubt crept in... by the time he got home, he was in no mood to interact with his wife and kids. "What do you mean, I'm not pulling my weight? You think it's easy holding down a job in this competitive market? You have what you have because I slave away all day! You could be more grateful. I don't see you working at anything other than doing your nails and babying these kids! They need to grow up!" Marsha didn't know what to do. Deer-in-the-headlights style, she just looked at Matt. She didn't know how to respond, or what to say, so she said nothing. She busied herself putting kids to bed. Sound familiar? In any way? Maybe you grew up with a dad like this, or you are Matt or Marsha in the story. Don't worry - help is on the way. Check in with this week's episode of What to Say & How to Say It with Nina Roesner. You can learn more at https://greaterimpact.org