College Admissions Assistant-Personal Narrative

I currently work as an admissions assistant in a nursing home. When I first started working in this position, my boss sent me to a training, at our corporate office, located in Tampa, FL. I remember during those days, an incident occurred in Orlando where a lot of people died inside a gay club. After that transpired, I was afraid to come back to Miami by airplane, instead I wanted to return driving. When I told my husband to come to Tampa, to pick me up so that I would not have to return home driving by myself, he got very upset with me. At that moment, he started complaining and telling me how foolish it was of me to have such idea. Inopportunely, my company had already bought me a ticket in order to fly back, but I asked them to cancel my flight. By the time I told my husband, my decision had already been made. I did not …show more content…
Correspondingly, I should have considered trying to look for a solution that would have helped us come to agreement. If, at that moment, we would have not come to an agreement since we were very upset, then I believe it would have been wise to try to cool down. After cooling down, the next thing to do would entail coming back to the conflict and, again, looking for a better solution. As Christians, we need to be able to resolve a conflict in ways Jesus teaches us in the Bible. As human beings, conflicts are more than likely going to exist, but what makes the difference is in the way we handle them. The Bible says “Know this, my beloved brothers: let every person be quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger; for the anger of man does not produce the righteousness of God. Therefore, put away all filthiness and rampant wickedness and receive with meekness the implanted word, which is able to save your souls.” I think the key in resolving the majority of conflicts, with most people, is to have this in