Where People Sit: Disagreement Has Directions

Most books about people try to explain them. This one doesn't. It shows what they already do. People speak. They pause. They reposition. Decisions form before they are stated. Disagreement shifts direction before it is acknowledged. Rooms change without announcement. These moments are often seen. They are rarely written. This collection records the small patterns that shape how people: - speak - decide - position themselves in a room Nothing is explained. Nothing is announced. The moments are simply recorded as they appear and as they are felt. If you are looking for: - advice on communication - strategies for influence - a system to improve conversations this is not that book. If you have ever noticed something change before anyone said it out loud, you are already reading it.

Pagina's: 61, Paperback, Independently published