If you're like many leaders, groups, and individuals I work with, you have more power and presence than you are currently using. The conflict and communication problems you resist actually contain energy that you can harness and redirect with transformational impact. Learn how the principles of Aikido, a Japanese martial art, can help you build skills for communicating with purpose and reframing adversaries as problem-solving partners.
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When I choose a new emotional response and repeat it often enough — no, I won’t scream, I’ll breathe and center instead — I form a new habit. I move from impulsive to intelligent behavior.
Judy Ringer is a beautiful embodiment of the principles of Aiki and The Magic of Conflict. Her compassion, understanding, and expertise make her an excellent teacher if you’re interested in turning conflict into powerful relationships and in learning more about yourself.
The Magic of Conflict
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I offer experiential, interactive training, coaching, and keynote presentations on conflict, communication skills, and creating your life and work on purpose. Utilizing the martial art Aikido, I help you change reactive mental and behavioral habits and increase options. I’ve written a book and two CDs to support your practice.
Ki (pronounced “key”) is Japanese for universal energy or life force; it’s the central syllable in Aikido and the symbol you see in my logo.
