Clarity Over Conflict (Going The Distance - Beyond Distraction)
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"Clarity Over Conflict" is Author Kristin Pedderson's inspirational expression of regaining clarity and focus through difficult situations.
This new book articulates the importance of becoming a better communicator at home, at work and in all personal relationships.
Most people tend to shoot from the hip when they are in conflict and at these times, people may experience even more trouble and confusion.
In "Clarity Over Conflict" Kristin Pedderson explores the idea of facing issues head on, without being passive. The author expresses a level of communication that is very necessary and when implemented on a regular basis, can and will inspire more clarity in one's personal life, along with improved relations.
This is Kristin Peddersons third book. Her second book; "11 Sure Fire Ways To Live Large (In A World That Makes You Feel Small)" was released November 2019. "Living Fearless (Bright Ways To Become Peaceful)" was released in 2015.
Kristin Pedderson
Kristin Pedderson is a recording artist and author with twenty one full length musical albums and three books to date. Her most recent, "Clarity Over Conflict" expresses communication solutions toward improved personal interactions. Musically, "Circle Of Light" was released June 2022 and is available at Apple Music, Amazon Music, Spotify and other streaming sites. Presently, Kristin is nearing completion of her fourth book, "365 Daily Inspirations". The selection features an article for every day encouragement centered on faith and positive endurance within our world of challenges and trouble. Learn more about Kristin and listen to her one of a kind music and vocal style at www.misskristin.com .
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Clarity Over Conflict (Going The Distance - Beyond Distraction) - Kristin Pedderson
Clarity in daily life can be challenging for many people. This is especially true in these times we live in with today’s fervent need to achieve.
The media that we see and all the input that we receive daily contributes to the confusion.
Many are connecting using text messages, emails, personal contacts, Instagram’s, Twitter and Facebook; and these social tools likely contribute to attention deficit.
I have noticed that people forget what's most important.
These are the people they are in communication with.
Many are driven by the self and forget to really listen to others. They forget to hear what a person is saying.
Listening is a communication tool that promotes clarity.
Listening helps to solve conflicts.
Imploring Love in all situations at the center is essential.
This book is about becoming a better listener and having more clarity and less confusion in life.
I hope you enjoy this easy to read book and that you share it with your friends. We can make this world better for all of us when we each do our part.
CHAPTER ONE
A Life Of Conflict – Finding Clarity
When I was growing up, around the age of eleven, I would hear my parents fighting often. It frightened me and I wondered why. I was given no explanation. Somehow though, I thought we kids were probably the cause.
Eventually my parents divorced, and the fighting stopped. Their relationship was still very strained, and it was apparent, things at home were not going to ever go back to the way they were during happier times.
Shortly following the divorce when I was twelve and thirteen and just beginning high school, Mom would take my brothers and I, to spend time with my Grandmother who lived about seven hours away in a small town.
Because of the distance, usually we would be dropped off for a week. Although there were times, we would just stay the weekend.
Grandma was always very happy to see us. She would cook for us and send us down to the bakery for homemade rolls and walk with us to stores for shopping. However, when we were home in her house, I could feel the