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What is values-based arbitration internal conflict?
When drives conflict use your value hierarchy to determine which takes precedence.
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What is compromise versus integration internal conflict?
Compromise means both sides lose something — integration means finding a solution that satisfies both.
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What is internal contracts self-agreement?
Make explicit agreements with yourself about how competing drives will be satisfied.
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