Nonflict

The Art of Everyday Peacemaking

by Amir Kfir, PhD and Stephen Hecht, MBA

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Pub Date Mar 22 2016 | Archive Date May 20 2016

Two Harbors Press

Nonfiction (Adult) | Self-Help

Description

A simple and effective conflict resolution model that anyone from a child to a CEO can understand and use, Nonflict closely examines the concept of co-creating as a resolution to daily experiences with conflict. Broken into three steps — 1. understand yourself and your partner, 2. understand your shared reality, and 3. co-create — this revolutionary, internationally, award-winning model is already being taught in universities around the world and to hundreds of thousands of individuals on both personal and global levels. Nonflict is the physical guide to The Nonflict Way, created by Dr. Kfir, and the result of his over fifty years of combined practical work and life experience in the field of conflict management with Hecht. Co-founders of Million Peacemakers, an organization dedicated to empower people to transform conflict into Nonflict, The Nonflict Way is inspired by groundbreakers throughout history in the fields of conflict resolution, coaching, relationship therapy, positive psychology and change management.

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Advance Praise

''[Nonflict] helped me immediately with a vital meeting with my employees and their union. It even helped me resolve an explosive conflict between my wife and teenage daughter leading to hugs.''--Jason Rosset, CEO, Accuworx

''Nonflict helped [my students] resolve the most difficult conflicts we could imagine and to take these much needed valuable tools home to share with others.'' -- Dr. Jim Torczyner, Professor of Social Work, McGill University

''[Nonflict] helped me immediately with a vital meeting with my employees and their union. It even helped me resolve an explosive conflict between my wife and teenage daughter leading to...

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About the author(s):

Amir Kfir is an organizational psychologist with Amirror, co-founder of Million Peacemakers, creator of The Nonflict Way, and has facilitated Peace Action Forums globally, including Israeli-Arab, Arab-American, Greek-Turkish, Armenian-Turkish, and Jewish-Muslim forums. For over 25 years, Dr. Kfir has been helping companies worldwide in organizational transformation and has been a leader in the Young Presidents’ Organization (YPO) and Peace Action Network (PAN) forum methodology process.

Stephen Hecht, President and Chief Executive Peacemaker of Million Peacemakers, is the winner of numerous national, international, business and community awards and is a leader in YPO. With over 30 years in private and public businesses, divorce, re-marriage, kids and step-kids, Hecht has experienced many conflicts and shares some of the lessons learned from his own journey and some from the triumphs of the many he has helped. He has an MBA from the Ivey Business School at Western University.

About the author(s):

Amir Kfir is an organizational psychologist with Amirror, co-founder of Million Peacemakers, creator of The Nonflict Way, and has facilitated Peace Action Forums globally...

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ISBN	9781634138840
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Reviewer 301739

I thought that this was an excellent book. It was well thought out, it was logical, and helpful. Now, the basics of this book don't feel wholly original- however, it was explained well, there were excellent examples, and the original material blended well with the more tried and true thoughts to lay out how to effectively resolve a variety of conflicts. They even have included worksheets to help readers through resolving their own conflicts. And on top of that, it was also an interesting read for me when I wasn't even looking for advice resolving conflicts.