Daily Inspiration

What are the characteristics you generally notice in yourself and others? Do you often notice what is wrong or what is wonderful? Today, focus on noticing what is wonderful in yourself and others - and then notice how you feel toward yourself and others!

By Dr. Margaret Paul

Inner Bonding Products:

Image	Title
	Do I Have To Give Up Me To Be Loved By You?...The Workbook By Drs. Jordan & Margaret Paul
	Manifestation and the Law of Attraction By Dr. Margaret Paul
	The Inner Bonding Introductory Lecture By Dr. Margaret Paul
	How to Access Spiritual Guidance for Your Joyful Highest Good Every Moment of Your Life By Dr. Margaret Paul

Conflict Resolution

Any two or more people can reach healthy conflict resolution when each person involved is concerned with their own highest good and the highest good of all. Conflicts become battles when each person is intent on winning, or at least not losing. Learn how to resolve conflict the Inner Bonding way.

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Article	Author
How To Really Resolve Relationship Conflict	Dr. Margaret Paul
When Loving Yourself Means Leaving An Angry Partner	Dr. Margaret Paul
Conflict Resolution: When To Talk, When To Disengage	Dr. Margaret Paul
Resolving Conflict Without Talking About The Problems	Dr. Margaret Paul
Loving Yourself When in Conflict	Dr. Margaret Paul
Are You Loving Yourself Or Avoiding Conflict?	Dr. Margaret Paul
The Relationship Self-Blame Game	Dr. Margaret Paul
Anger And Other Forms of Control	Dr. Margaret Paul
Getting Over Fights	Dr. Margaret Paul
Like Two Crabs in a Pot!	Mark Lersch
Staying Centered in Conflict	Dr. Margaret Paul
The Challenge of Conflict	Dr. Margaret Paul
I'm Neat, He's Messy--What Can I Do?	Dr. Margaret Paul
Stop Escalating Conflict!	Dr. Margaret Paul
Stop Taking the Bait of Projection!	Dr. Margaret Paul
(Part 2) Stop Pulling! How Do I Do That?	Mark Lersch
Stop Pulling! How Do I Do That? (Part 1)	Mark Lersch
"I know nothing - NOTHING!"	Mark Lersch
Relationships: "I'm Open, You're Closed"	Dr. Margaret Paul
Do You Get Frustrated With Others?	Dr. Margaret Paul
Who is Responsible for Your Feelings?	Dr. Margaret Paul
The Silent Treatment	Dr. Margaret Paul
When is it Helpful to Apologize?	Dr. Margaret Paul
Relationships: Acting Out and Projection	Dr. Margaret Paul
Speaking Up: Finding your Voice in Conflict and Beyond	rythea Lee
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