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TIM GOERING

Tim Goering draws on his experience as an aviator in the United States Marine Corps to develop innovative solutions for management that improve team leadership and motivation, create accountability, resolve conflicts and foster a positive work environment. He has helped firms large and small to significantly improve their business results through Sandler Training’s unique process of reinforcement training and attitudinal and behavioral change.

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Every person I communicate with regularly will have a copy of this book in their mailbox. Why? Because these communication and conflict resolution skills will save them, and me, more time, energy, and money than we will know what to do with.

Ross M. Tucker II
Sales Advisor
greenroadsworld.com

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CONFLICT CYCLE

Repetitive, stressful cycles of toxic conflict are NOT normal. Learn how to break the cycle and resolve any situation whenever and wherever it presents itself, at any time you choose.

HOW TO BREAK THE

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THE DEFINITIVE RESOURCE

Luckily, there is a cure for conflict, but most people simply haven't discovered it

Playing The Ace

Disengage quickly and effectively from toxic conflict and drama.

A powerful, proven “no-pressure” process for dealing with conflict situations.

Defuse conflict at home and in the workplace.

Create stronger, more mutually fulfilling relationships with friends, family members, colleagues, superiors, subordinates, and random strangers who may be giving you a hard time for their own obscure reasons.