You can not put up to swear. How to stop and prevent conflicts

“You can’t put up with swear” - a book that helped to maintain relations to millions of people around the world. Even before her publication, the author’s technique was checked for more than 1000 couples. Most of them, as a result, managed to break out of the enchanted circle of endless scandals, learn to show tenderness and respect for each other. In a national survey in the United States, “you can not put up” was recognized as “Book number one” among more than a thousand books on self -help.
Who is this book intended
People who are faced with the problem of protracted or repeated conflicts in marriage, family and at work. The Lonely Methodology proposed by the author is effective in relation to spouses, children, parents, colleagues, managers and subordinates.
Why should it read
In this book you will find:
Test for satisfaction with relations,
5 Secrets of communication and instructions for their use,
List of standard communication traps and recommendations on how to avoid them.
A three -week plan for complete exemption from many years of grievances and the termination of all conflicts.
About the author
Brans David - a family psychologist, psychiatrist, doctor of medicine of Stodford University, the owner of countless awards for his contribution to the development of applied psychology. He believes that “you can almost instantly forget about the years of resentment and distrust. But in order to experience the joy of such a miracle, you need to overcome the pain on this path. ”
Our self -esteem largely depends on relationships with people. When something does not get along with relatives and friends, we feel unhappy. And even conflicts with people who are indifferent to us, sometimes knock out of the rut. But often we not only do not know how to solve the problem, but rather aggravate the situation. Why is this happening? What prevents us from avoiding mutual claims and quarrels? Is it possible to improve already spoiled relations? And if so, what needs to be done for this? The book of a famous American psychologist answers these and many other questions. The author is sure: everyone can learn how to establish good relations with others and level both momentary and protracted conflicts. There are no long, thorough theoretical reasoning in the book - there are a lot of useful recommendations based on real examples. This is a great practical guide for everyone who wants to enjoy communication and live happily