Redesigning Conversations
A Guide to Communicating Effectively in the Family, Workplace, and Society
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The last few years have reinforced how we cannot avoid difficult conversations involving issues such as: COVID-19, climate change, fit for purpose, education, security of work, diversity and inclusion, physical and mental health
It's never been a better time for a one-stop-shop, offering skills (supported with personal stories, case studies, and exercises) for redesigning your conversations in your family, workplace, and society.
"I enthusiastically recommend Redesigning Conversations for anyone who wants to improve their success rate with having productive conversations and to make those difficult ones less so. Take advantage of Bill's wisdom, advice, and practical tips he has learned on his life's journey to improve your conversation and relationship skills!" (Harlene Anderson, PhD; Author, Coach, Consultant; Co-founder, The Taos Institute & Houston Galveston Institute)
"Bill Ash draws from a lifetime of rich relating and reflecting to offer us a treasure trove of insight into the art of meaningful and bounteous conversation. Thank you, Bill, for this lovely gift." (Ken Gergen, PhD; US social psychologist and emeritus professor at Swarthmore College; Co-founder, The Taos Institute; author of Relational Being, Beyond the Individual and Community)
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