Most disputes don’t really matter in your life. Work on the ones that do matter — the ones involving loved ones, important colleagues, valued others — and walk away from or quickly resolve the rest.
For the ones that don’t really matter (will you remember and care about them tomorrow? in a week? in six months?), keep it simple, stop your histrionics, find something simple like rock, paper, scissors, and get on with living life. Simple, unimportant disputes deserve simple, easy methods for getting it done and moving on.
By means of so called ‘scaling questions’ mediators can help their clients to express complex, intuitive observations about their past experiences and estimates of future possiblities. Scaling questions invite clients...
By Fredrike P. BanninkFrom today's Wall Street Journal Law Blog (an Angels fan): every time we hear the name “McCourt” these days, our heart leaps a little. Who cares if the ridiculous divorce...
By Victoria PynchonBackground The Hispanic/Latino population is growing at a faster rate than many other populations in the United States. Because much of this past and current population growth is due to...
By Clara I. Gómez, Josefina Rendon, Walter A. Wright
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