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How do you tell someone they’re wrong without starting a fight, damaging a relationship, or letting your ego take over? In this video, I break down 5 principles from the Bhagavad Gita that can help you handle conflict better — at work and in life. The core idea is simple: speak the truth, but learn how, when and why to say it. We discuss how to disagree with your boss, handle aggressive emails, choose the right moment for difficult conversations, understand the other person’s perspective, separate ego from the issue, and sometimes accept that people need to learn from their own mistakes. Pasted text The five principles discussed are Satya Vachan, Vicharna, Kshama, Ahankar and Apeksha — ancient ideas applied to modern workplace conflict, leadership and difficult conversations. If you’ve ever wondered whether you should speak up or stay silent, this video is for you. #bhagavadgita #Leadership #ConflictManagement #Workplace #CareerGrowth #Communication #Management #Dif

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