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Workplace Conflict: When you snap at another teacher
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Workplace Conflict: When you snap at another teacher

Season 2 Episode 9: In which I tell the story of what one teacher did

This is a story of conflict between two colleagues — something that might be familiar to you, dear listener. And it’s a story of self-awareness, owning your shit, and repair. Things that might not be as familiar (though I hope they are). This story is about a teacher, but any human being can benefit from listening. How many of you have hung up on a colleague (or wanted to)? How many of you have been hung up on? (That would be me. Not pleasant.) It’s a jam-packed story.

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We discuss:

  • Anxiety vs. Intentions: Why high stress can mess up your best intentions.

  • Grandiosity vs. Resentment: Understanding the psychological connection between feeling undervalued and experiencing workplace rage.

  • Emotional Voids: Identifying the void fillers we use when professional support systems break down.

  • Power Struggles: Why “power struggles” are rarely about what’s at hand.

Got a story to share? I’d love to hear your story of a conflict with a colleague. They’re normal but can be so distressing! Leave me a voicemail at (413) 239-4158 and we might feature your perspective in a future episode!

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Credits

Founder and Host: Betsy Burris

Producer: Jullian Androkae of PodVision

Music: Thom Burris/Jabbering Trout

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