Will Smith: High Conflict or Just Upset?

It's All Your Fault season 1, episode 26 • Will Smith: High Conflict or Just Upset?

The slap heard around the world. Obviously this was a high conflict situation, but was it a one-off incident resulting from a highly stressed person, aka Will Smith? Or two highly stressed people, Smith and comedian Chris Rock? Or did either of them show

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When a High Conflict Decision-Maker Uses BIFF & EAR on You

When a High Conflict Decision-Maker Uses BIFF & EAR on You

Bill and Megan continue their conversation about dealing with High Conflict People in the workplace. They take a listener question about a high conflict situation in the workplace that deals with when actual ‘high conflict people’ in management turn the “

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High Conflict Certification for the Workplace

High Conflict Certification for the Workplace

Megan and Bill introduce a new initiative undertaken by the High Conflict Institute to help organizations and companies deal with high conflict situations and high conflict employees: the Conflict Influencer™ Certification program.

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Putin’s Potential: Is Putin a Malignant Narcissist? Part 2

Putin's Potential

Putin hasn’t stopped, as we predicted, and it doesn’t look like he’s going to stop. Is that because he’s backed into a corner? Because he’s trying to save face? Or because his malignant narcissism (yes, that means his narcissism grows over time) won’t all

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Q & A Lab: Dating Edition

It's all Your Fault episode 119

As a conclusion to our recent focus on Dating Radar, Bill Eddy and Megan Hunter provide answers to listeners’ questions, covering everything from extreme jealousy to lack of empathy, from warning signs to partners who fluctuate from loving to making life a living hell. Tune in!

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Dating Radar: Your Blind Spots

It's All Your Fault episode 118

Bill Eddy and Megan Hunter talk about three types of ‘blind spot’ fact-finding, and how to understand how your vulnerabilities can blind you.

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