Habits of a Peacemaker: 10 Habits to Change Our Potentially Toxic Conversations into Healthy Dialogues – Steven T. Collis
99,00 د.م.
Learn to turn clashes into connections with Habits of a Peacemaker . Steven T. Collis shares 10 practical habits to navigate tough conversations with grace. Perfect for anyone tired of arguments that go nowhere. Discover tools to stay calm, listen deeply, and find common ground. Great for improving relationships at home, work, or in your community. 🕊️💬🌱
Description
Habits of a Peacemaker offers a roadmap for transforming tense, unproductive conversations into meaningful dialogues. Steven T. Collis, a seasoned mediator, draws on decades of experience to outline ten actionable habits that foster understanding in both personal and professional settings. Each chapter breaks down a specific habit—like “Listen to Learn” or “Stay Curious”—with relatable anecdotes and practical exercises. Collis emphasizes that conflict itself isn’t the problem; it’s how we handle it that matters. The book doesn’t shy away from real-world challenges, addressing polarization, miscommunication, and emotional triggers head-on. By focusing on empathy and patience, Collis shows readers how to build bridges instead of walls, making it a timely guide for anyone navigating today’s divided world.
The author’s approach is refreshingly non-academic, prioritizing accessibility without sacrificing depth. He blends case studies from his mediation career with insights from psychology and philosophy, creating a well-rounded perspective. Readers will appreciate the workbook-style prompts that encourage reflection and application. Whether dealing with a strained friendship, workplace tension, or societal disagreements, the strategies here are adaptable and actionable. Collis also stresses self-awareness, urging readers to examine their own biases and communication patterns. The result is a book that feels both empowering and hopeful, reminding us that healthy dialogue is a skill anyone can cultivate.
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