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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: Arguments are about more than reason and emotion; identity also plays a central role.
Chapter 3: Core and relational identities are key to understanding conflicts.
Chapter 4: When our identity feels threatened, conflict can often arise from the “Tribes Effect.”
Chapter 5: Vertigo is a core feature of the tribal mind, so remain aware of it.
Chapter 6: Taboos can spark conflict, so learn how to approach sensitive topics well.
Chapter 7: Identifying the mythos of identity can certainly greatly help with reconciliation.
Chapter 8: A three-step process can better guide you through emotional pain.
Chapter 9: Achieve reconciliation by reshaping your relationship.
Description
Negotiating the Nonnegotiable (2016) offers insights into a new framework that can be applied to solve stubborn conflicts in both our personal and professional lives. The blinks emphasize the importance of the “tribal mind,” while also illustrating how we actively address emotional pain and examining the role of identity in conflict resolution.
Who Should Listen
- Married readers who regularly fight with their partners
- Unsatisfied employees who feel at odds with their colleagues or boss
- Negotiators who need new ideas for resolving conflicts