Conflicts Aren’t Personal – They’re Perspectives in Collision
- Boryana Hristov
- Mar 26
- 1 min read

We often think of conflict as a clash between people. But more often than not, it’s simply a clash between perspectives.
Each person sees the world through their own lens—shaped by experience, values, emotions, and expectations. So when disagreements arise, they’re not always rejections of who we are. They’re reflections of how differently we interpret the same moment.
Conflict doesn’t mean disrespect. It simply means we see things differently.
When we take conflicts personally, we close ourselves off from understanding. But when we take a step back, we gain the opportunity to witness another point of view. To explore new ways of seeing. And sometimes, in the space between those differences, something powerful happens: Growth. Insight. Even deeper connection.
Next time you find yourself in conflict, ask: Is this really about me… or just about how we perceive things differently? That single question can soften tension and shift everything.
If this message resonates, share it with someone who might need to hear it today. And if you’re feeling stuck in recurring patterns, or struggling to untangle what’s yours from what you’ve absorbed from others— Let’s talk. Book your free initial session designed to help you gain clarity, shift perspective, and move forward with confidence.
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