Episode #17: Leaders: Shift from reacting to relating to build trust скачать в хорошем качестве

Episode #17: Leaders: Shift from reacting to relating to build trust

Conflict isn’t just a clash between two people—it’s the collision of two histories. In this episode, Dr. David Zierk breaks down his Conflict Navigation Roadmap, a practical way to understand your internal tug-of-war before you ever speak a word. Leaders who master this shift—from reacting to relating—strengthen trust, connection, and clarity in every room they’re in. Highlights → Why conflict rarely “resolves” and what it actually reveals. → The real trigger you’re responding to (Hint: it’s not the moment, it’s the meaning). Follow Dr. David Zierk LinkedIn:   / david-zierk-psyd-ab99302   Instagram:   / drdavidzierk   Website: www.davidzierk.com Subscribe to his re.fresh newsletter: www.davidzierk.com/resources/newsletter/ About Dr. David Zierk: With a substantive background in psychological work with individuals and teams, Dr. Zierk enjoys bringing his experience to the stage and corporate clients by providing them with the tools and language necessary for effective outcomes. Most recently, he’s published a book called Mind Rules: Who’s In Control—You or Your Mind? Dr. Zierk is a graduate of the University of Denver with a Master of Arts and a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology. He earned his Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology at the University of Colorado. He’s affiliated with the American Psychological Association, American Psychotherapy Association, Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, and National Academy of Neuropsychology. He currently resides in Denver, Colorado, with his wife and has three children. When he’s not on stage or working with a team, David loves to cycle in the mountains with his wife, Carol. Follow, rate, and review Dr. Z on Apple and Spotify! If you love Dr. Zierk’s episodes, here's how to follow her so you never miss one! For Apple, click the “Follow” button at the top of the page on the right. For Spotify, click the “Follow” button below Dr. David Zierk’s show tile.