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Hi, I'm Tracy. And
today we're going to talk about communicating in times
of conflict. Right but before we can really
dive into communicating with conflict, we
need to understand the Dynamics of our body
right now. We are governed
by something called I will automate it
nervous system. Right and that automated nervous system
is responsible for any type of unconscious systems,
right or unconscious habits, and
the unconscious system is is that you breathe
without thinking about it. And then your habits are you
can have the habit of waking up in the morning brushing your
teeth drinking your coffee, right? That's something that you do without thinking
about it. But they're a branches underneath
that order autonomic nervous system, right? You
have this sympathetic nervous system and you have the parasympathetic nervous
system. Now when the parasympathetic
nervous system is activated you will
know because you will be in a space of
Us and digest and what that does is like you're
in an environment where you feel safe and you feel
relaxed. Right? So if you're having a
conversation and it's a with a
person that you feel safe with and you're just having a nice genuine conversation, you
are typically in parasympathetic mode,
right? But then we have sympathetic mode
which is activated when a
person feels stressed, right like when a person feels that
they are in danger and usually the reactions
with that is and is three typical
reactions, right? You're either going to want to fight, right?
And that is either argue or
use physical Force right to get
your point across when you're communicating or you're
going to flight which means you're just
going to walk away right and just
get get away from that person or you're going
to freeze freeze meaning freeze like a deer
with the headlights like you just have Absol.
Absolutely. Nothing to say right you just
freeze and you shut down. All right. Now these
are the typical responses when
someone responds when they
when when their system is activated, right?
So this is something that we need to know and understand
because sometimes our reactions is really
Auto made it right like it's some sometimes
we cannot control how we're responding so
that in moments where we react in
a way that we didn't feel comfortable about then. We
just got to sit here and think like whoa, okay. I was doing the
best that I could in that moment. Right and
it really depends on the person
that you are talking to right and the
relationship that you have with that person. So so what I
mean is say you're talking to a partner right and y'all
have a conversation that's a little conflicting your
reaction may be to just walk
away from the person.
Right, but on the other hand, if you're talking to your
boss your reaction may be to shut down
and just have nothing to say versus if
you're talking to a co-worker you may want to
go and that's your voice be heard
and argue back at that coworker. Right but we all have
a dominant way of how we react when
we're in conflict with someone right, but we
can tither into all areas. But there
is a dominant way that we respond
right now knowing that about
yourself is the first start to making changes
if that is something that you choose to
do, right because understand that the way that we
react is not concrete everything is
changeable, but we first have to understand where
do we fall are we a
person that's ready to fight all your person that flights are
freeze. And again without judging yourself just
having real compassion and empathy for
right like you need to just understand. What is
your reaction in stress? Okay,
and then the action step would
be to just be self aware. What
is my reaction right and just
think about and feel what are you thinking?
What are you feeling in that moment, right and
then self-observation observing?
What does that feel like is your body tense is
your heart racing just really slow
down and check in with yourself and breathe
through it and feel what you need to feel.
Right and just feel what you need to feel.
Okay, and again do not label
and judge your self just
always have compassion and know that you are always doing
your best. All right,
and just look forward to more videos.
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