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5 Reasons to Resolve Conflict Now

Barbara Johnson is quoted saying, "Never let a problem to be solved be more important that a person to be loved." Many times in the heat of an argument, it can be easy to forget the importance of the person that you are talking to.

Aug. 15, 2014 Unlock the Champion

. It can be easy to get caught up of the emotion of what happened, and say things that we really shouldn’t to those we love.

It’s unrealistic to think you are not going to have conflict. Just like it’s unrealistic to think a football team won’t have turnovers. The key is how do you handle those obstacles, and whether you use it as an opportunity for your relationship to grow, or to allow the issue to drive a wedge.

Click below for 5 reasons why you should resolve conflict now.

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