For that reason the court a lot of times strives to separate the parties, between spouses, partners, produce a temporary solution, and prevent friction.

Friction for a negotiator is heaven. The secrets and rewards hide in those places we are scared to go to its critical to go there.

I would like to speak to you about one of the greatest negotiations in history. I am talking about Moses and pharaoh. What can we learn from pharaoh? And Moses

What can you learn from Abraham about Questions?

Do not argue with anyone even if you do not agree with them. 

If you argue, you are just wasting your time. 

Instead, try asking questions instead of arguing. 

This method helps avoid stressful situations and helps both parties see the problem from a different perspective. 

By letting people find the solution on their own, they will be more likely to come to a reasonable solution. 

This strategy can also save you a lot of money and time in the long run.