My book club met last week to discuss this book:
The Anatomy Of Peace
resolving the heart of conflict
by the Arbinger Institute


(laughing here after writing this past sentence)
Not that it was pushing either... I just clearly needed to read & take in some of the concepts. I am not a deep thinker. I am a simple minded person. I'm not ashamed of this, but embrace it because sometimes I think the deep thinkers just get them selves into deep do do. But, this book was really good. It made me think & think & not blog. It is potentially life changing. Potentially- Old habits die hard, but I would like to think I have been changed for the better reading this book.
If you would like to read an excerpt- click here-
*Have you read this book?
*what did you think of it- of the excerpt?
4 comments:
Okay, I am going to read this book because I always read a book recommended by a friend.
Was this post meant for me? I'm the most peacful person I know....are you laughing and peeing your pants now?
I may have to put this on my list
I'm very curious about this book now. I hope it ends up being life changing in a good way!
It sounds very interesting. Anything that helps us to confront self-deception can be potentially life-changing. And potentially upsetting as well!
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