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  Financial Conflict Coach Show #4 – How My HOA Is Causing Conflict

  Posted on June 29, 2012 by Financial Conflict Coach in Conflict Coaching, Financial Conflict Coach Show, Power, Video

  In this special (it’s special because it’s the second one this week) 4th Episode of the Financial Conflict Coach Show, I share a personal financial conflict involving our HOA. Dun, Dun, Dun! Can’t see the video? Watch it on YouTube!  Have you ever had a financial or other conflict with a Homeowner Association? I’d love [...]

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  The #1 Cause Of Financial Conflict

  Posted on June 15, 2012 by Financial Conflict Coach in Business, Family, Friends, Relationships, Workplace Conflict

  It’s hard to believe one simple thing has the power to cause roughly 90% of all conflict. Sad, but true. The #1 cause of conflict- financial, interpersonal, workplace, family or whatever- is when your expectations are not met. That’s it. When you sign a 2-year contract for internet or mobile phone service and it’s slow [...]

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  The Inspiration For The Financial Conflict Coach

  Posted on May 4, 2012 by Financial Conflict Coach in Apology, Business, Conflict Coaching, Forgiveness, Personal Conflict Styles, Power, Psychology, Relationships

  Thanks to the attention my blog is getting from great personal finance websites- including  The Free Financial Advisor (Top Blog Post of the Week), Personal Finance Whiz (Top Personal Finance Posts), 101 Centavos (Carnival of Financial Camaraderie #31), 20′s Finances (Financial Carnival for Young Adults- 10th Edition), The Frugal Toad (Yakezie Carnival- Earth Day 2012 [...]

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  The Price Of Wearing Financial Blinders

  Posted on April 27, 2012 by Financial Conflict Coach in Bias, Conflict Coaching, Emotions, Psychology

  When you’re dealing with a Financial Conflict, many times the emotions, stress and circumstances make it difficult to see all the options. It’s what I like to call- Wearing Financial Blinders. Financial Blinders are just like the blinders you see on horses. They keep the horses focused on their work and help block out distractions. [...]

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