When last did you feel like losing all self-control to your co-worker or even your client? Cortisol levels are at an all-time high! You can't breathe and it feels like you might just pass out!! Workplace conflicts can be incredibly stressful, leaving us feeling overwhelmed and unsure of how to move forward. The Add+Ventures Roadmap Podcast team got Yoke van Dam, The Kintsugi Queen, for some guidelines on how to prevent or manage these conflict situations. Yoke is known as the Kintsugi Queen because of her ability to join, repair, and heal fractured teams and turn them into a highly productive & happy team. Connect with Yoke van Dam, Kintsugi Queen, here: https://y-connect.biz/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/yokevandam/ https://www.facebook.com/yoke.barrish
Connect with Christél Rosslee-Venter, the add-Ventures-Girl here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christel-rosslee-venter/ www.entrepreneurover50.com www.addventures.co.za www.expeditionbusiness.co.za
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