Intro Course: Investigate the Understory
Figure out what any given conflict is really about–underneath it all
The Understory is the thing the conflict is really about – the rarely discussed but powerful root cause of the friction. The Intro Course is short but transformative. It’s helped thousands of leaders quickly identify the understory driving any given conflict – so that they can get to the heart of the matter and avoid pointless, unnecessary conflicts.
What’s included in this course?
The Intro Course is part one of our longer six-part Master Class. It’s just 40 minutes long, broken into high-energy, short video lessons about finding the root cause of any conflict.
What you’ll get:
Complete access to the Intro Course for 1 Year
10 short video lessons, including our most popular lesson on looping, a tactical listening technique
Downloadable audio files for each lesson
Practical workbook and resources, including:
The Four Most Common Understories
The Fastest Way to Find the Understory
15 Questions to Ask in Conflict
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Testimony
Anna, a communications professional, shares how Good Conflict’s Intro Course is “accessible to anyone. It’s relevant to any human being who’s in relationship with other human beings.” Hear how it gave Anna easy and immediately relatable tools for her life.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Leaders and Communicators including CEOs, school superintendents, philanthropists, HR execs, college administrators and faith leaders. Anyone who needs to listen and be heard in the current age of unpredictable conflict.
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Clocking in at just under one hour, the Intro Course consists of 10 high-energy video lessons packed with proven skills and supplemental take-home worksheets you can use right away. Designed for folks who may not have the time or need for the complete, six-part Good Conflict Master Class.
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Your course will be taught by the founders of Good Conflict: veteran journalists and conflict navigators Hélène Biandudi Hofer and Amanda Ripley.