What happened to common decency? And how do we move forward toward cooperation and kindness? Take a quick scan of the headlines and… wow. From disrespect to deception, it’s easy to question whether indecency has taken root in society. Rooted in Decency offers insights from a range of sources—from Aristotle to today’s thought leaders, from happiness research to neuroscience—that paint a thought-provoking picture about how we got here and how today’s culture may be affecting the way you think and feel in unexpected ways. Discover a path for each of us—and all of us—to move out of this divisive period. Insights to change the conversation Short, conversational chapters deliver "a-ha" moments that you can use right now to change the tone of the debate. Get in on discussions Clarify your moral compass Rooted in Decency reveals four core values that are the foundation for personal happiness, strong teams, and positive societies. Using an innovative approach, you can clarify your own moral compass and see how it can guide you through these contentious times. Great for book clubs, teams, leaders With built-in journaling pages, each short chapter offers ideas and exercises that can help us see each other and the issues in a more productive way. No matter which side of a debate you’re on, learn tips for understanding other perspectives and knowing how to communicate so that other people can understand what you value. Reviewers agree, Rooted in Decency is the book we need right now!
A must read to understand and cope in today's society.
Author, Colleen Doyle Bryant, shows us how today's society has gone sideways, giving us clear and easy to understand examples and excerpts from many other well know authors and leaders in morality. Through our reading we can see clearly how today's politicians and media can lead us into feeling so much extreme anger or hate. Mrs. Bryant is not afraid to touch on all of today's topics, LGBQ, Black lives matter, cancel culture ect. The author shows us exactly what is so needed from all of us humans, no matter our race, gender, political beliefs, so we many get back to a civil compassionate society. I only wish everybody in the world had a copy of this wonderful book, especially those with leadership responsibilities and the media. Highly recommended and rereading this again!