Focus on what you have to say
- Before confronting anyone, make sure that you have your feelings in check. Be specific about what you are feeling. Vagueness never does good.
- List the things that upset you and bother you - from people to emotions, to unmet needs. You'll be able to bring even more clarity to the issue and have something to refer back to when you lose your train of thought.
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