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What if you could unlock a deeper understanding of yourself and those around you to cultivate healthier, more meaningful relationships? Join us on a thought-provoking journey as we explore the fascinating world of temperament theory, communication styles, and personal growth with our insightful guest, Esther Friedman. While a Shluchah in Kansas City, Esther uses temperament theory in her coaching practice to help others recognize their own unique gifts and those of the people around them.
From the traits of Avram and Yitzchak, we gain a profound understanding of how temperament shapes our interactions and relationships. We discuss the role of chesed, Netsach, and vulnerability in relationship dynamics and the power of empathy. Delve into communication styles, the dangers of mixed messages, the complexities of equality in relationships, and how forgiveness, particularly self-forgiveness, can create healthier relationships.
In the final segments of our enlightening conversation, we underscore the importance of acknowledging our personal needs and the gifts in others. Esther's wisdom brilliantly illuminates how understanding and appreciating different temperaments can lead to personal growth, self-reflection, and the incredible value we can find in others. Embrace this journey of self-discovery, and let's explore the profound impact of temperament theory in our lives together.Mrs. Esther Friedman has been counseling people in all aspects of their personal, family and business lives for over 40 years.
After being certified by the Kiersey Temperament Theory Program, Mrs. Friedman has been employing the Kiersey Temperament Theory method as a means to help people better understand themselves and others.
In this episode, we delve into personality theory as Esther shares valuable life lessons we can learn through understanding our temperament.
If you would like to contact Mrs. Friedman or book a session, please contact her at (913) 710-1900.
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Esther Friedman, temperament certified professional
Phone: 913-710-1900