Same Conflict, Different Day? It’s a Pattern—Not a One-Off #shorts

26 Jun 2025 · 1 min
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Susan Drumm (speaker) presents a brief coaching-style guidance on distinguishing one-off performance incidents from recurring pattern conflicts. She offers a litmus test: check whether the issue repeats across different situations, appears under surface calm or spikes under pressure—if so, it’s a loop requiring an energetic/relational shift rather than mere feedback, and leadership must start that change.

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