FROM CONFLICT TO HARMONY

From Conflict to Harmony

WE COULD NOT HAVE SAID IT BETTER THAN RONALD REAGAN: “PEACE IS NOT THE ABSENCE OF CONFLICT; IT IS THE ABILITY TO HANDLE CONFLICT BY PEACEFUL MEANS.”

BOOK A COURSE WITH LYNETTE BEER

The true strength of any relationship is not defined by how good things are when life is plain sailing. It is defined by how well you are able to navigate through the storms and how much stronger and wiser you surface from it.

Our from Conflict to Harmony workshop will show you that conflict is by no means a negative term. On the contrary, when handled mindfully, conflict builds your character and forms a bridge to greater understanding of yourself and the other and ultimately serve to strengthen your relationships and help you to accomplish your joint goals. This course will equip you with the emotional intelligent tools to achieve exactly that.

Who should attend?

Anyone who is constantly at loggerheads with their families, their significant others or their colleagues, or couples that experience complete communication breakdown during conflict.
Content outline
The content of this course includes but is not necessarily limited to:
- Understand yourself and others at the hand of the Four Colour Temperament Model©
- Discover what drives and triggers yourself and others
- Learn how to best approach others during conflict to resolve issues amicably and reach a point of mutual understanding
- Learn how to live and work with others in harmony
Course material
- Access to an online personality type assessment, usually completed in advance
- The Four-Colour Temperament Model© workbook
- A 25% discount voucher for any of Lynette Beer’s books
Duration

The length of our courses are customised to customer demand.
Other important info

This course can be presented nationwide, at a venue of choice.

Inspiration for Handling Conflict

The Raving Red Temperament in the Workplace

By Lynette Beer • 01 Mar, 2023

Raving Red is a leader, organiser and control freak par excellence. Their theme song is certainly Frank Sinatra’s “I did it MY way!” To appoint Red in a leadership position, is not only wise and constructive, but a good investment in getting the job done. Red is a problem fixer and a fearless decision-maker who excels in crises. He or she can manage money and tasks to a fault – but has little to no sensitivity for people.

Preparing for the bear

By Lynette Beer • 25 Mar, 2021

The brain is a very complex organ. It controls and coordinates everything from the movement of our fingers to our heart rate. It also plays a crucial role in how we control and process our thoughts, our emotions, and our actions.

Dealing with Difficult People

By Lynette Beer • 10 Dec, 2020

The French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre is known for the quote: “Hell is other people.” In one of his stage dramas, translated as “In camera”, three characters are waiting together in a room in hell. They expect to be tortured for all their wrong deeds on earth.

Don’t React, Respond

By Lynette Beer • 13 Nov, 2020

Sir Isaac Newton’s famous words - To every action there is always opposed an equal reaction - is not only true in the world of science. It applies equally to people and everyday life. Every act or action (by a person) has an equal and opposite reaction – or response – by another person. However, human beings can choose to react or respond to the action.