Fair Play Is a Great Companion, Not Only to Your Work, but Also to Julie Lithcott Hames's Work

Eliza Drexler: Fair play is based on a concept of conception, planning and execution. She asks the question in 17 countries about how mustard gets into your refrigerator. "We are dying of decision fatigue because we don't have respect and rigor for our home," she says. The same thing you're taught as a mediator is not an actual problem; it's just something that needs to be addressed.