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Anatomy of Conflict
by Cristian MoldovanWe all hate fighting and arguing. You can't escape the conflict. So, is there a Better Way to settle differences?As your host, Cristian Moldovan is inviting you not only to tap into the experiences of his guests but also on an inward journey. The purpose of this podcast is to explore our shortcomings and find better ways to express your different views, opinions, needs, and desires.If you find it difficult to express your different or even opposing point of view without upsetting the people you live with, work with, or have fun with, then you might want to tag along. We are going to explore new means to better our capacity to handle pressure, resolve conflicts, express with integrity while picking the brains and experiences of remarkable people.When you subscribe and leave a review to this podcast, you will get access to my Deep Listen with Empathy program - to help you become a Great Listener. As a strategist, Cristian Moldovan has helped leaders and entrepreneurs overcome significant challenges and navigate conflicts both in their businesses and their personal lives.
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Episodes
Does the World have the right means to solve conflicts? - with Kai Frithjof Brand-Jacobsen
51m · PublishedEverybody knows what a soldier is and what a soldier does. When it comes to Conflict Resolution in this episode we will be exploring a wider meaning of conflict. To be able to understand the ones close to us, we need to peek at the global setup and the means we currently use to manage disagreement and war, and what we could do better.
You will hear a lot from a visionary in the field of Peace Working, history and geopolitics, politics, and how big conflicts have a lot in common with smaller, more personal conflicts.
Kai Frithjof Brand-Jacobsen is the Director of Peace Operations at PATRIR - The Romanian Peace Institute.
The Limits Society Teaches You to Believe with Josh Matthews-Morgan
1h 3m · PublishedBelieving something is impossible, makes it so real, you won't accept it even when someone proves it to you. We all pick-up limits and limiting beliefs. The question is how do they affect our careers and businesses (can be extrapolated to other areas of life too). Emotions are getting involved, so what do we do then and how?
Josh Matthews Morgan is the co-founder of Learn Your Brain.
You can find more about him on www.learnyourbrain.com
Get in touch with me on IG or Twitter @cristianmldvn
The Limits Society Teaches You to Believe with Josh Matthews-Morgan
1h 3m · PublishedBelieving something is impossible, makes it so real, you won't accept it even when someone proves it to you. We all pick-up limits and limiting beliefs. The question is how do they affect our careers and businesses (can be extrapolated to other areas of life too). Emotions are getting involved, so what do we do then and how?
Josh Matthews Morgan is the co-founder of Learn Your Brain.
You can find more about him on www.learnyourbrain.com
Get in touch with me on IG or Twitter @cristianmldvn
Does the World have the right means to solve conflicts? - with Kai Frithjof Brand-Jacobsen
51m · PublishedEverybody knows what a soldier is and what a soldier does. When it comes to Conflict Resolution in this episode we will be exploring a wider meaning of conflict. To be able to understand the ones close to us, we need to peek at the global setup and the means we currently use to manage disagreement and war, and what we could do better.
You will hear a lot from a visionary in the field of Peace Working, history and geopolitics, politics, and how big conflicts have a lot in common with smaller, more personal conflicts.
Kai Frithjof Brand-Jacobsen is the Director of Peace Operations at PATRIR - The Romanian Peace Institute.
Introduction
13m · PublishedWelcome to The Anatomy of Conflict Podcast.
Learn more about the topic of this show and how conflict is present in all areas of life, from family to business conflicts.
Let's connect and start this journey, together.
Cristian Moldovan
@cristianmldvn
Introduction
13m · PublishedWelcome to The Anatomy of Conflict Podcast.
Learn more about the topic of this show and how conflict is present in all areas of life, from family to business conflicts.
Let's connect and start this journey, together.
Cristian Moldovan
@cristianmldvn
Anatomy of Conflict has 36 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 35:18:48. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on November 27th 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on February 26th, 2024 02:14.
