Autorentext

Phyllis Olins holds a master’s degree in counseling and has trained extensively in conflict mediation. She was appointed to the California State Advisory Commission for at-risk intervention and was awarded by the San Diego County of Education in May of 2009 for work in community relations. She currently offers conflict counseling to individuals and groups. Her book, How Not to Be a Jerk or a Victim; Step by Step Resolution from Conflict to Opportunity, offers a unique path to peace and self-discovery.

Klappentext

Master everyday and deep-rooted conflict with The Conflict Crunch, perfect for readers of What If You Are the Answer by Rachel Hollis and The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins.

The divorce papers on your kitchen counter? Your neighbor's middle of the night carpentry hobby? The news segment you can't unsee on your morning commute? If you're a sentient being with a pulse, you're feeling conflict's sting. So how do you resolve conflicts that initially appear insurmountable? For more than three decades, Phyllis Olins has studied the art of peacemaking, and now, for the first time, she offers her practical approach to transcending conflicts large and small. The Conflict Crunch: How to Turn Conflict into Opportunity introduces an easy, 8-step process that allows you to survive and even thrive in the face of your thorniest dilemmas. The Costco parking lot? An eavesdropping co-worker? Thanksgiving? Read this guidebook and you will say, I've got this.