The Hidden Cost of Conflict: Why We Struggle to Listen - with Laurel Newnham

In this first episode of the Rewilding Real Estate podcast, I share the story behind my rebrand from The Home for Humanity podcast and discuss what happens when we move from acknowledgment to action, and the hidden cost of conflict in the home. Conflict is natural, but how we process it as an individual, household, and community affects our budget more than we might think. Laurel Newnham from the Northwest Mediation Center and I met at the Unity in Community event in Spokane this year, and we became fast friends. In this conversation, we examine how intentional communication shapes the way we approach our home economics including land and property ownership from my Realtor perspective. This conversation is for those interested in regenerative living and the practical side of building healthy relationships with our neighbors. By focusing on how we resolve friction, we can better align our values with the real estate systems we navigate every day. Understanding the cost of conflict is essential for anyone building an intentional community or seeking a deeper connection to their land. Subscribe for weekly updates on property stewardship and community building, and let me know in the comments how you approach difficult conversations in your own neighborhood -- https://sarahann.withwre.com/market-p... Stay tuned for the next episode of the Rewilding Real Estate Podcast!