Category Archives: Emotions

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  Managing Conflicts While Growing A Business with David Siteman Garland (Financial Conflict Coach Show #20)

  Posted on October 23, 2012 by Financial Conflict Coach in Business, Communication, Conflict Escalation, Emotions, Family, Financial Conflict Coach Show, Friends, Gender, Generation, Income, Lying, Marriage, Money, Personal Conflict Styles, Psychology, Relationships, Video

  In this special 20th Episode of the Financial Conflict Coach Show, I interview the inspiration for my show- David Siteman Garland from The Rise To The Top and author of Smarter, Faster, Cheaper: Non-Boring Fluff Free Strategies For Marketing And Promoting Your Business. Some of the topics in today’s episode: How To Deal With Negative [...]

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  Financial Conflict Coach Show #19 – Soldiers of Finance And Personal Finance Movements With Jeff Rose CFP (Good Financial Cents)

  Posted on October 2, 2012 by Financial Conflict Coach in Emotions, Family, Fear, Financial Conflict Coach Show, Income, Marriage, Money, Personal Conflict Styles, Psychology, Relationships, Time Orientation, Video

  In this 19th Episode of the Financial Conflict Coach Show, I interview Jeff Rose, Certified Financial Planner and author of Soldier of Finance. Some of the topics in today’s episode: Certified Financial Planners Custom Investment and Retirement Planning Jeff’s Military Service Soldier of Finance Book Jeff’s Roth IRA and Life Insurance Movements and more Can’t [...]

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  #FINCON12 – A Unique Behavioral Perspective (Financial Conflict Coach Show #18)

  Posted on September 25, 2012 by Financial Conflict Coach in Body Language, Boundaries, Communication, Conferences, Emotions, Fear, Financial Conflict Coach Show, Friends, Gender, Generation, Group Dynamics, Money, Relationships, Video

  In this 18th Episode of the Financial Conflict Coach Show, I share my observations of social interactions and group dynamics at the Financial Blogger Conference (#FINCON12) in Denver, CO. Can’t see the video? Watch it on YouTube. The following is not even close to being a comprehensive list of the people I met at #FINCON12. [...]

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  Financial Conflict Coach Show #17 – Financial Planning, Defining The Rat Race And Relationships With Chuck Rylant (How To Be Rich)!

  Posted on September 18, 2012 by Financial Conflict Coach in Emotions, Family, Fear, Financial Conflict Coach Show, Income, Marriage, Money, Psychology, Relationships, Video

  In this 17th Episode of the Financial Conflict Coach Show, I interview Chuck Rylant, Certified Financial Planner and author of How To Be Rich- The Couple’s Guide to a Rich Life Without Worrying About Money. Some of the topics in today’s episode: Financial Planning Human Psychology and Behavior Managing Financial Conflict in Relationships Communication about [...]

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  BATNA, WATNA, MLATNA And EATNA…WTF? (Negotiation Is Fun: Part 4)

  Posted on September 14, 2012 by Financial Conflict Coach in Body Language, Bosses, Business, Context Communication, Culture, Emotions, Employees, Employers, Fairness, Fear, Gender, Income, Money, Negotiation, Psychology

  Personal finance bloggers seem to love acronyms – from ETF’s, CFP, AGI and ARM’s to ROI, EBITDA, APR’s and IRA’s. How many others can you think of right now? Negotiators and Negotiation Trainers love their acronyms, too. But I find using colorful metaphors, allegories and analogies – rather than acronyms – during training is a [...]

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