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Mentioned in 8 episodes

The Anatomy of Peace

Resolving the Heart of Conflict

Book • 2006

Blanca González Villegas

The Arbinger Institute

The book uses a fictional narrative to explain how conflicts arise and how they can be resolved.

It introduces the concept of having a 'heart at peace' versus a 'heart at war', where a heart at peace views others as people with hopes, needs, cares, and fears, while a heart at war dehumanizes others, seeing them as objects.

The authors argue that our mindset and way of being towards others are crucial in resolving conflicts.

The book also presents the 'Peacemaking Pyramid' as a strategy for building cooperative relationships and escaping cyclical conflict.

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Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

Michael Kovnat

as one of Jim Farrell's previous bestsellers, written in the style of a business fable.

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Mentioned by

Jimmy Rex

for its impact on his reconciliation with his father.

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Mentioned by Evan as a book that provided insights into conflict resolution and communication in relationships.

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Mentioned by

Hala Taha

as someone she did free work for, to make him her mentor.

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Mentioned by

Kipp Sorensen

, referencing a phrase from the book.

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Mentioned by Kipp when using language from the book to determine whether there's still work to be done in forgiving parents.

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Mentioned by

Andy Kaufman

when referring to Jim Farrell's work.

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Mentioned by

Mike Goldman

as the second book by The Arbinger Institute, after 'Leadership and Self-Deception'.

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Recommended by Ed Schein as an enlightening book related to building positive relationships and humble inquiry.

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Mentioned by

John Register

as part of a trilogy that helped him.

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