We all experience conflict. Learning to work effectively with it is an ESSENTIAL skill for every leader. Courageous Conflict provides the reader with new concepts, coaching questions and techniques to work with conflict and improve relationships. Courageous Conflict contains eight sections with over one hundred short, easy to read segments on a wide variety of conflict related topics such as leadership, emotions, communication, integrity, perspective, and courage. It includes tools such as conflict mapping, constructive confrontation and understanding others to help the reader look at conflict in new ways and achieve success in conflict resolution.

By taking the time to think about our conflicts from different perspectives we can begin to get a better understanding of what is going on in order to more effectively work through the issue(s). How we think about conflict and what we bring to the table can determine the outcome of our interactions. By working through the exercises and reflecting upon the information discovered, you will improve your ability to resolve conflicts, increase your personal effectiveness and become a better leader. Every day we are confronted with conflict from disagreements at work, to managing staff; providing customer service to resolving disputes with family members. Based on the concepts presented in the book, Courageous Conflict: Leading with Integrity and Authenticity, this workbook is filled with activities to help you improve your ability to resolve problems. The Courageous Conflict Workbook includes coaching questions, exercises, and reflections to help you become more proficient in working with conflict when it arises. This workbook is designed to: Put the concepts illustrated in Courageous Conflict: Leading with Integrity and Authenticity into practical application by working with the material as it applies to you and your life; Help you further develop your ability to interact effectively with others; Sharpen existing skills or develop new ones; and Serve as a journal for you to reflect on the conflicts in your life.

To tell you what is happening, it could be the beginning of perilous times or they are already here. Things will get bad for all. In these perilous times, I want you to think and ask why these things are happening and make you a stronger one in God. Today you might think things are OK with you. Suddenly things can change for you. 9-11 changed our country.

Think about perilous times, what effect this can have on you and your family. You might be looking for food, water, shelter, and other things that you have now. 9-11 was a perilous time for our country as well as others. Christ foretold that perilous times will come upon the earth before his return. You and your family and children could see this time the way evil is growing. I am showing how evil is growing and you might be helping.

If you look at the title of this book, "Evil Growing, No Concern," look at the small print below the title. Take the first two words, add in the small word below, and do the same with the last two words of the title. This is what this book is about.