How To Resolve Internal Conflict

A Collection of Resources Related To Internal Conflict

Internal conflict, the mental struggle arising from opposing thoughts and impulses. Have you ever seen a cartoon with a person with two characters sitting on the shoulder giving different advice? One offering the right thing to do while the other offering advice that is only about desire. Well, that’s one way of look at internal conflict.

Internal conflict can also be thought of as struggling with making a choice.

For example:

You’re in the process of purchasing a new car. Should you purchase the car that is right for the family or should you purchase the sports car you’ve always wanted?

Thought:
The sports car is exactly the car I have always wanted, but it’s not the right car for the family.

Thought:
This is the only chance I’ll have to get the car of my dreams and if I miss this opportunity I’ll never get it.

Thought:
If I get it my wife will look down on me because I put my needs before the needs of the family.

Thought:
If I don’t get the car of my dreams I’m still paying for the new car, but it’s not something I’m happy with, and It’s the same payment for the car I want.

As you can see the internal conflict is an ongoing internal dialog that can go on for a long time and keep you from focusing.

When it comes to internal conflict the good news is you can resolve it because you are in control. It’s not like you’re trying to change someone else because that’s much harder than changing something within yourself.

For step by step tips to resolve internal conflict, have a look at the wide selection of articles included in this post below.

Resources

In this section, you’ll find resources that offer tips and insights to help you identify and deal with internal conflict. Take some time to go through each resource.

3 WAYS TO RESOLVE INTERNAL CONFLICT

How to deal with internal conflict | 2KnowMySelf

How To Overcome 8 Types Of Internal Conflict, Because You Can’t Win When You’re Battling Yourself | Thought Catalog

8 Types of Internal Conflict and How to Find Peace of Mind ⋆ LonerWolf

Resolving Your Inner Conflicts | CalmDownMind.com

Attending to Inner Conflict | Psychology Today

5 Steps to Solving Inner Conflict

5 Types of Internal Conflict and How to Resolve Them & Make Wise Decisions – Learning Mind

Types of Internal Conflict

There are different types of internal conflicts. The resources included in this section will give you an overview of each type of conflict and how to deal with them.

Types of Internal and External Conflict by Adrienne Lovejoy on Prezi

4 Types of External and Internal Conflict in Literature | Pen and the Pad

External and Internal Conflict: Examples and Tips | Now Novel

Breaking Down The Four Main Types of External Conflict — Well-Storied.

Types of Conflict That Can Be Found in a Narrative | Education – Seattle PI

Examples of Internal Conflict

By looking at the examples offered below you’ll gain a stronger understanding of internal conflicts.

External and Internal Conflict: Examples and Tips | Now Novel

10 Fantastic Internal Conflict Examples | Industrial Scripts®

Internal Conflict: Definition, Types & Example Video with Lesson Transcript | Study.com

Which situation is an example of internal conflict? | Socratic

What are some examples of internal conflicts in literature? – Quora

How to Write Internal Conflict and External Conflict in a Script

Internal Conflict in Literature | Illustrated Guide to Literary Terms

Books

Books offer structure and cover a lot of information related to the topic they cover. By looking through the table of contents you can gain a lot of insight as to the areas you’ll want to pay attention to.

Books From Amazon Related To Resolving Personal Internal Conflict

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The Latest About Resolving Personal Internal Conflict

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I recommend spending some time on the news, tweets, and any available videos that can offer you the latest tips and insights.