
In this episode, I welcome back James Fish Gill — heart coach, transformational facilitator, and author of How to Fall in Love with Humanity. Our last conversation completely transformed the way I think about conflict, particularly the labels we place on people when we're hurt, and I knew I had to bring James back to take this conversation even deeper. We explore what it actually takes to repair conflict, including the words you can use when emotions are running high and why rushing to resolve things isn't always the answer. We also zoom out to look at how these same principles apply to the division we see in the world around us. If you've ever struggled to find peace with someone without feeling like you're condoning their behaviour, this conversation will give you a completely different way to approach conflict. We talk about: The exact words to say in a heated argument to find peace Is it possible to repair without condoning someone's actions? Finding the right moment to repair a relationship Pop psychology misses this one understanding of every conflict Where to find James: Website: https://www.leadbyheart.com/ Instagram: @james_fish_gill Book: How to Fall in Love with Humanity --- 💫 Learn about the Anxiety Reset Practitioner Certification: Click here 💫 Apply for a free Anxiety Relief call to chat to Georgie about joining The Calm Woman Collective: Click here 💫 Discover my latest offerings: Click here 📚 Get my books The Anxiety Reset Method and Master Your Relationship Anxiety: Click here
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