2. Don’t save “emotional trading stamps.”
3. If possible, prepare the setting for disagreement.
4. Attack the problem, not each other.
- • back up accusations with facts
• remember to forget (stay in the present)
• no cracks about In-Laws or relatives
• no cracks about your mate’s appearance
• no dramatics (crying, threats)
6. Stay on the subject.
7. Offer solutions with your criticisms.
8. Never say, “You never” or “You always.”
- • turn down the Volume
• don’t exaggerate.
10. When you’re wrong, admit it; when you’re right, shut up. Be humble --- you could be wrong.
(Wright, Communication. . . 138-157).
What Happened? (Describe the Problem)
What I did (My response to what happened)
What I should have done (Biblical Response)
What I must do Now (Steps to Rectify the Matter)
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