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Crafting Solutions to Conflict

Jane Beddall
Conflict Resolution
Conflict Management
Mediation
Communication
Relationships
Imposter Syndrome
Collaborative Practice
Unconscious Bias
Communication Skills
Resilience
Money
Arbitration
Nonviolent Communication
Compassion
Family Dynamics
Smart Conflict
Family Business
Interpersonal Relationships
Family Enterprises
Personal Productivity

Ready for practical and positive perspectives on conflict? Join host Jane Beddall, M.A., J.D., to explore ways to preserve and restore harmony by preventing or limiting conflicts that may damage valued relationships and to effectively resolve those that may occur. We will talk about elephants in the room, expanding pies, the problem with cookie cutters, and much more. If you don’t know what those ... more

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Progress that is -- not “success”. It can be essential to focus on progress, instead of success – however success might be defined. Think about markers of progress. If we focus on progress, and not success, it can be easier to see positive signs. And... more

Polina Rabinovich Crottty joins me to talk about her journey from fairly traditional work in wealth management to her co-founding of Generations Aligned with Matthew Rezac, where they provide coaching, facilitation, retreats, and workshops for famili... more

Flames suggest bad conflict, the destructive kind. Sparks suggest the good kind: the type that inspires creative thinking, effective collaboration, daring innovation.

Do you have comments or suggestions about a topic or guest? An idea or question ab... more

Different opinions, approaches, priorities, and expectations are exactly that: different. None is necessarily wrong. If a group starts out in agreement on the destination and the route, many small decisions remain. When a group finds itself dealing w... more

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Polina Rabinovich Crotty
Co-founder of Generations Aligned, specializes in wealth-family dynamics
Generations Aligned
Episode: Polina Rabinovich Crotty on her journey from traditional wealth management to co-founding Generations Aligned
Kirsten Fowler
Author discussed as guest on the book co-authored with Alan Weiss
The Hidden Project Drivers
Episode: Same destination, same route, and yet…
Kursten Faller
Author of The Hidden Project Drivers, Building Behavior That Drives Success
Independent consultant/author
Episode: Kursten Faller on building behavior that drives success
David Hoffman
Author discussed as the guest; noted for his work on impasse breaking and mediation
Episode: Prioritizing prevention
Sarah Walker
Interior designer focused on wellness and harmony in homes
Nuance Interiors
Episode: Sarah Walker on enhancing well-being through interior design
Sherri Noxel
Facilitator and consultant focused on family business succession and conflict resolution in agriculture
Enterprising Generations (as a practitioner)
Episode: Sherri Noxel on the challenges of family farms
Natalie Wagner-Willis
Previous guest discussed money relationship
Episode: Conflicting money perspectives about giving
Natalie WagnerWillis
Guest who discussed money relationships and conflict
Episode: Conflicting money perspectives about income
Peter Johnson
Author and Financial Planner
pwjohnson.com
Episode: Peter Johnson on building family connection, well-being, and legacy

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Jane Beddall
Host of Crafting Solutions to Conflict

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 19 ratings
  • Insightful

    If I could give this podcast a 6, I would! I love listening in to the episodes and learning more from other conflict resolution practitioners. Some are short. Others are long. So I love listening to different formats and getting some really good information!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BryantGalindo
    United States6 years ago
  • Solid Solutions, Insightful Information

    If this podcast were music, it would be Easy Listening AND Top 40! Host Jane Beddall poses intriguing questions, shares understandable examples, and offers clear ideas to help listeners navigate the waters of conflict and make effective decisions. The format is conducive to focused listening and, more importantly, as a call to action to improve your interactions and relationships. Five stars!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    David Wayne Reynolds
    United States6 years ago
  • Insightful and engaging stories about conflict!

    I love learning from Jane and her guests about Crafting Solutions To Conflict. Her calm voice together with her deep insights and empathy make her a perfect host for this podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    tpf_maria
    United States7 years ago
  • Growing body of practical conflict resolution

    Not a simple how-to but a growing body of explorations of theory and principle put into practice. I am loving how this is developing. Bite sized and engaging. Worth your time.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AlpacaShepherd
    United Kingdom7 years ago
  • Short and sweet

    Short pithy episodes for when I have a few minutes and don't have time to listen to something long and drawn out. Different angles on the topic

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dvanleeu17
    United States7 years ago

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Calm, relatable host with insightful guests.
Concise, bite-sized episodes with real-world value.
Thoughtful, practical guidance on tough conversations.
Growing, practical toolkit for conflict work and relationships.

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Polina Rabinovich Crotty on her journey from traditional wealth management to co-founding Generations Aligned
Q: How would you describe your approach when a family first reaches out for help?
We start with an unhurried, exploratory conversation that centers on what truly matters for the family, using scaffolding to provide enough structure for growth while allowing space for emergent, heart-centered storytelling and discovery.
Polina Rabinovich Crotty on her journey from traditional wealth management to co-founding Generations Aligned
Q: Tell us about the turning point that led you from traditional wealth management to co-founding Generations Aligned.
A combination of deepening personal work around money, exposure to compassionate inquiry and family-oriented coaching, and a revealing encounter with Family Constellation frameworks, which together showed that wealth issues are deeply tied to family dynamics and legacy rather than just numbers.
Kursten Faller on building behavior that drives success
Q: Tell listeners how you came to be doing the work you're doing, why this book, and why now?
The guest explains a career arc from engineering to leadership and conflict coaching, driven by recognizing his own friction-causing behaviors, exploring social psychology and Crucial Conversations, and ultimately starting a boutique consultancy to study human behavior, which led to collaboration with Alan Weiss and the publication of a book focused on building human-centric, brain-friendly leadership for a rapidly AI-evolving world.
David Hoffman on the art of impasse-breaking in mediation
Q: How can we help people see that their firefighter parts are trying to protect them, not sabotage them?
By labeling and validating those parts, mediators can create space for problem-solving parts and self-energy, reducing defensiveness and turning a heated exchange into a collaborative process.
David Hoffman on the art of impasse-breaking in mediation
Q: What have you seen changing in the field in the time you've been doing this work?
Mediation across business, employment, and construction has become routine in court processes, and ADR methods have expanded into family, environmental, and other areas, making litigation more the exception than the rule.

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What is Crafting Solutions to Conflict about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Practical, relationship-minded discussions about preventing, managing, and resolving conflicts across work and home. Episodes explore prevention, voluntary dispute resolution, mindful communication, and the role of environment and design in reducing tension. Guests range from seasoned mediators and collaborative-practice advocates to designers and wellness-focused professionals, all sharing actionable tips, real-world stories, and frameworks that listeners can apply to preserve relationships, improve collaboration, and navigate tough conversations. A notable strength is the mix of theory and hands-on techniques, plus a willingness to address money, family dynamics, and non-traditional dispute-resolution models through accessible storytellin... more

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5. Sarah Walker
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