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ISBN: 0451146832
ISBN13: 9780451146830

Human Being

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ISBN: 0451146832
ISBN13: 9780451146830
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Book Overview

Even when a person is inspired to change, it is not always clear how to go about it. This book explains how to improve a relationship, and how to solve specific problems.

What is unique about the book is the use of line drawings that make clear what is actually happening within each person when a difference occurs.

Specific steps describe in detail how to make changes in the relationship, and reach creative solutions to problems.

A Check List For Problem Solving is included.

Realistic dialogues demonstrate the responses that bring about both a better understanding of the other person, and insight into ourselves. This description may be from another edition of this product.
Format:
Mass Market Paperback
Language:
English
ISBN:
0451146832
ISBN13:
9780451146830
Release Date:
July 1975
Publisher:
Signet Book
Length:
254 Pages
Weight:
0.25 lbs.
Health, Fitness & DietingHealth, Fitness & DietingInterpersonal RelationsPsychologyPsychology & CounselingRelationships

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The best book I have ever read on relationships

If you buy only one relationship book in your life, Human BE-ing is the one you should buy. I found this book to be so insightful and helpful that I've re-read it numerous times (since first finding it ~15 years ago), continue to refer back to its wisdom, constantly use its suggestions, and recommend it to everyone. Originally written in the 70's, the book's subtitle used to be "How to have a creative relationship instead of a power struggle", which probably limited its appeal. But the recommendations in the book apply today just as much as they did 30+ years ago, because the basics of human relationships will never change...which is why every single person can benefit from reading and re-reading it. And there's NOT a bunch of mumbo-jumbo about relationship "strategies"; the book boils it down to very specific, simple things -- made even simpler by cartoon-ish drawings (at which fools will scoff) -- that you can do TODAY to begin improving your relationships TODAY. Do NOT pass this one up. (BTW, I have no relationship at all with the author.)

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