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	<title>Comments on: Where’s Your Reset Button?</title>
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		<title>By: Deb Griest</title>
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		<description>Great post Carolyn.  Hitting the reset button is so important in tense and challenging conversations.  Hitting it is a skill many of us don&#039;t have.  Instead we just tend to repeat our messages louder and more forcefully, thinking that somehow they will be heard.  We don&#039;t realize that our approach is what blocks us from being heard and that we have the power over the reset button.  Often we would rather blame the other party for &quot;not listening&quot; than take responsiblity and change our approach.  I love the sculpture.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great post Carolyn.  Hitting the reset button is so important in tense and challenging conversations.  Hitting it is a skill many of us don&#8217;t have.  Instead we just tend to repeat our messages louder and more forcefully, thinking that somehow they will be heard.  We don&#8217;t realize that our approach is what blocks us from being heard and that we have the power over the reset button.  Often we would rather blame the other party for &#8220;not listening&#8221; than take responsiblity and change our approach.  I love the sculpture.</p>
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