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GROW Model | The Significant Other And Friction: Transforming Friction Into Growth

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Friction doesn’t have to mean fracture. When handled with humility, honesty, and patience, conflict can polish rather than break. The challenge is learning to treat friction not as a wall but as a doorway—an invitation to deeper understanding, sharper self-awareness, and a stronger bond.

10 Oct 2025 English South Africa Christianity · Christianity

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