Navigating Differences, Conflicts and Relationships with Maturity

Joan Tong

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Every one is different, and differences in opinions, interests, backgrounds and personalities tend to come with conflicts. Whether is it our co-workers, friends, family members or even our partners, disputes are not only common, but they're natural and sometimes inevitable. The question is, while such conflicts arise, how do we navigate them? Do we attempt to work through issues amicably with others, or do we allow our egos and emotions to rear its ugly head? Today, we look at practical tips on how we can manage ourselves and relationships in more mature ways.

How to Be a Mature Person (Gradually)

All people grow up. However, maturity isn't something that simply happens as you grow up. In fact, maturity has less to do with age and more to do with how you live your life than what your age is. You need to put an effort into gaining emotional or psychological maturity that you strive for. Here is a list of ways to be mature to help you grow up in life.

4 Ways to Resolve Financial Conflicts With Your Partner

Knowing how to speak with someone and deal with money conflicts makes it more likely you will have a healthy partnership with clear boundaries and expectations. Below are four ways to resolve financial conflicts with a loved one by addressing and untangling to money-oriented squabbles.

3 ways to resolve a conflict | Dorothy Walker | TED Institute

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