How To Have Better Arguments With Your Partner - The Freemans - #285
Aaron and Jocelyn Freeman are relationship coaches and authors.
Success in relationships can be as much to do with dealing with disagreements as finding common ground, so arguing well might actually be an important skill we need to develop.
Expect to learn what an argument hangover is, how you can make a disagreement with your partner better before it's even begun, how you can turn conflict into a good thing, why emotional triggers are a danger and much more...
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