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Robert Bordone | Joel Salinas

Robert Bordone, a Harvard Law School professor and co-founder of its Negotiation and Mediation Clinical Program, draws on years of close work guiding high-stakes disputes to reveal the hidden potential within conflict.

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Conflict Resilience

We often treat conflict like a contagious illness, something to be quarantined, managed, or simply avoided at all costs. The moment tension rises, we might feel a familiar tightening in the chest, a sudden urge to retreat or smooth things over, convinced that harmony is the absence of disagreement. But this instinct, while understandable, often leaves us stuck in superficial interactions, or worse, allows unspoken resentments to fester beneath a polite surface. This episode challenges the fundamental assumption that conflict is inherently destructive. Instead, it reframes disagreement as a vital signal, a compass pointing to what truly needs attention in our relationships and within ourselves. You'll learn how to cultivate an inner anchor, allowing you to navigate difficult conversations not with dread, but with a quiet curiosity, transforming moments of friction into opportunities for genuine connection and profound personal growth. It's about learning to bend without breaking, and finding strength in the very forces we've been taught to fear.

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Robert Bordone, a Harvard Law School professor and co-founder of its Negotiation and Mediation Clinical Program, draws on years of close work guiding high-stakes disputes to reveal the hidden potential within conflict.