Title: Why Do We Avoid Confrontation?
Headings: Why Do We Avoid Confrontation?
Why Do We Avoid Confrontation?
Content: - Having had a negative experience or two. - Possibility of hurting someone else’s feelings. - Lack of confidence and conviction in your values and beliefs. But, there is a better way, I promise: When you finally decide to pull yourself together and start speaking up for what you believe in, your fear subsides. Suddenly, having a real and mature conversation, where both sides get to express their opinions openly, both sides listen intently and both agree on a mutually beneficial arrangement, is actually a reality. It's the opposite of what you usually choose to avoid at any cost. Of course, your opinions will be different from almost everyone you meet. Just consider how different opinions are formed: parents, upbringing, culture and experiences.