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Negotiation Articles
Negotiation ArticlesPreparing for that Dreaded Conversation“By failing to prepare you are preparing to fail,” Benjamin Franklin. Theory of Change Symposium – Part 5 and Coming AttractionsThis jumbo-size post is the last part in the Theory of Change Symposium. What if You Die? Divorcing and DeathThere’s an interesting dichotomy between married couples’ view of life insurance. Overwork and ConflictAre you feeling angry and put upon at work? Are you having negative interactions and conflict over relatively small matters? Overwork may be the culprit. Are the Flow of Interruptions in the Workday Actually Reducing Mental as Well as Work Flow?Reports show that numerous interruptions occur throughout the course of most of our workdays. A ‘Mediator’s Touchdown’: Tactfully concluding imperfect conferences“That was a poor landing by the captain,” grumbled an unamused passenger to a stranger across the aisle. “Every flight is a risk. We must not take for granted that we are alive to complain,” the other responded. The Effect of Power in MediationBalancing power is an important part of mediation. I did a mediation recently in which the levels of power of each party played a very important role. 10 Mediation Tips for Settling Business DisputesFor practitioners of the law, mediation is a well-known concept that became part of their lives. Dividing the Burial Plot in DivorceThis article addresses an often overlooked asset in divorce, the burial plot, and the surprising negative consequences of failing to address this asset in the divorce decree. Somewhere Between Reasonable and CrazyThe very touching Netflix movie, Marriage Story, provides an unusually realistic depiction of divorce dynamics. Mediation versus Court in Divorce“I’ll get my day in court!” ……. “The judge won’t like what you did!” …….. “I’m going to spread your dirt all over the courtroom!” New Study Evaluates the Role of Misconception in Creating ConflictThis new study explores the idea that misconceptions are in fact a cause of conflicts. It is widely accepted that misconceptions are a root cause of conflicts, but it has not been thoroughly explored. Do Post-Nuptial Agreements Belong in Marital Mediation?Marital mediation is neither marital therapy nor couples therapy. What’s in Your Wallet? (Do You Know?)One of the things that I’ve noticed when I mediate is that one person in a couple is often much more financially literate than the other. My Favorite Resource: A Year in ReviewI have had such a wonderful time connecting with ADR friends across the country to learn about a wide variety of helpful and informative resources. Gossip Feeds ConflictGossip in the office can be very damaging, causing hidden (and sometimes not so hidden) conflicts. Recent Research Proposes Walking as Creative Conflict Resolution PracticeThis article examines how walking may be beneficial to not only an individual, but to multiple people involved in a conflict resolution process. A Fresh Approach to Advanced TrainingThis training seeks to provide: The right thing, in the right way, at the right time, in the right place, to the right person, for the right reason, with the right feeling... the first time. It is All a Matter of PerspectiveThis season is a time for reflection and to realize once again that not everyone sees the world the same way as we do. Pressure-Cooker Mediation: Stick to basics to make a differenceSet in an adversarial environment with a clicking court battle time-bomb placed over our heads, my first experience of court referred mediation in Scotland, as a co-mediator, was overwhelmingly real. Co-parenting During Divorce: 9 coping strategies to help your childrenThe relationship between the two marital partners may be coming to an end, but what about the children? Building Breakthroughs: Video Interview with Louise Phipps SenftBy creating a space for change, Louise helps people get back on track so they can work more successfully with their advisors. Why You Should Mediate Your Divorce Instead of Litigating ItThis article shows a clear timeline for mediating your divorce. The purpose of mediation is to get you talking about how to settle every issue right away, so the process is usually much faster, much less expensive, much less stressful and overall much more satisfying than litigation. This I BelieveI am willing to respect you even though I might not admire or look up to you for the accomplishments you are credited with. |
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