Delivering Marketing Joy – Loving Conflict with Kirby Hasseman

Delivering Marketing Joy – Loving Conflict with Kirby Hasseman

Youtube Apple music Spotify Kirby Hasseman: Hey there, and welcome to a brand-new episode of Delivering Marketing Joy. I am your host, Kirby Hasseman. Joining me today is a brand-new rockstar. I’m super excited to dive into today’s topic because I have a feeling I’m...
Seven Kinds of Silence

Seven Kinds of Silence

You know the moment. Two people at the table start to disagree, and everyone else goes quiet. It happens at family dinners. It happens in boardrooms. It happens around friends on a Saturday night. And the people who have gone quiet are doing a great deal of work, even...
The Small Door

The Small Door

“The children can go straight in. The adults will use the small door.” The clown at the entrance said this with a completely straight face, and my three kids ran past me into the garden before I could ask a single question. Let me back up. An hour east of Paris, on...
When Belonging Costs You a Friend

When Belonging Costs You a Friend

“It was too uncomfortable to not have the feeling of belonging to her family.” Alice told me this during one of my Loving Conflict workshops. She was explaining why she had stopped asking questions, and why a friendship that had carried her through the hardest year of...
The Loudest Fight in the Quietest Marriage

The Loudest Fight in the Quietest Marriage

“This story is yet to be written,” he told me. He was talking about his marriage.   I had asked him the question I often ask in my work: can you stay connected to someone you deeply disagree with on fundamental values? He took a long time before...
The Pianist and the Klansman

The Pianist and the Klansman

A Grand Dragon of the Ku Klux Klan asked a Black man to be godfather to his child. I have read that sentence dozens of times since I first came across Daryl Davis’s story, and every time I read it, I think about what had to happen between two people for it to become...