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Conflicts or Disagreements

Lately I've noticed that I have conflict with administering the rules and regulations at my job to my workers. This is mainly because going from their co-worker to their boss is kind of a difficult transition. Alot of my co-workers I feel still dont take me seriously or listen when I say certain stuff. For me its hard I guess being serious when needed to people I use to joke around with. I have found talking with God, my boyfriend, and my boss about my struggles and hearing them out with their advice is making it much easier for me to do my job.
At home me and my boyfriend sometimes have alot of misunderstandings due to miscommunication on both ends. Either I dont say enough or he says to much and im left confused. I've found actually listening to what he says and not just listening to respond. When I do that it really helps our conversation move forward. I sometimes would rather keep things in and then when things happen let it all out and I've come to realize that is not the way to be when it comes to having a relationship of any kind. My assistant recently identified that she was suffering from depression and didn't really know it until it was too much to handle and came to me about how she was feeling instead of faking a smile everyday. She found talking about it with someone outside her household made it much better to cope with her struggles.

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  1. Thanks for sharing, Angelique. I think that it is very hard to keep everything normal when you go the step up, and your colleagues must work under you now. I believe that something we can keep in mind is that we are still the same person, however, we have different roles. Those roles will certainly change our way. You want to be respected and be the person someone comes and talk to when they have a problem. But you also want to be the person that could joke around. We learn the skill to be able to be the "fun+bad" cop! If you can make your colleagues understand that, you will have their respect and support! Good luck <3

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