The Anatomy of Peace: Resolving the Heart of Conflict by The Arbinger InstituteMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
As you see from my reviews of Leadership and Self Deception (here and here), I love that book. Anatomy of Peace is its sequel, and after reading both, I think they are out of order. Not only are they chronologically out of order--Anatomy is more of a prequel--but the introduction of the core concepts is better executed in Anatomy. The examples are more generally applicable, being focused on family rather than business relationships. The idea of treating everyone we meet as individuals whose ideas and desires are as valid as our own is such a powerful message. Learning to invite others to see us in that same light is equally valuable.
So this is a 5-star, must-read in my mind. I hope you get the same value from it that I did.
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