057: How to Work Through Conflict More Easefully

Divine Union™

Relationships are our biggest source of growth, and of fulfillment, when we can properly nurture them. How a couple navigates conflict, can make or break the relationship, thus it is important if you want to thrive as a coupledom, to work on the conflict management piece.
In today’s episode, Nicola shares her top 3 areas to work on for navigating conflict as easefully as possible. She speaks to the powers of vulnerability, humor, and surrender, with rich examples of how to use them, to bring more joy, and deeper intimacy and passion into the relationship.
0:00 Intro
2:15 Owning Your Shit From Vulnerable Heartspace
5:22 Creating Subtle Openings for a Response
8:03 Channeling Anger to Enliven the Relationship
10:30 Releasing Control and Letting the Relationship Unfold Itself

Mentioned in this episode: Playground for Intimacy (April 24th-26th)
Nicola's new FREE 3-day masterclass for women is all about how to initiate or resolve conflict with play. There will be many teachings, live embodiment practices, and tools, you do not want to miss if this an area you'd like to improve upon!

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