A guide on how to STOP ARGUING: Protect quality time, prevent bickering, preserve love, enjoy life.

by C.J. Kruse

“It makes you take a step back and look at yourself, then shows you how to change how you talk to people. Thank you.” - AMAZON CUSTOMER



“Very eye-opening and straight to the point. It took me to a place of reflecting on my own behaviors and realization that I too am an arguer…” - AMAZON CUSTOMER



“Reading this book has helped me recognize how arguments can develop and gives me the tools that can prevent or stop them. The book is well written and I highly recommend it!” - AMAZON CUSTOMER

“Wow, this really helped me and my partner out! We were having a hard time communicating, but this book saved us from ending it all! Thank you!!!” - AMAZON CUSTOMER

Discover the Game-Changing Guide to Transform Your Relationships.Experience the power of putting an end to futile arguments and unlock a world of immeasurable benefits. Introducing "HOW TO STOP ARGUING," the one-of-a-kind book aimed at revolutionizing your personal connections. A necessity for anyone striving to enhance their relationships, this guide will forever change the way you communicate and interact with others.

Why waste valuable time in fruitless disputes that breed resentment and divide opinions? "HOW TO STOP ARGUING" will help you safeguard your most precious resource—time. Delve in and eradicate the squandering of your priceless days, hours, and minutes. It's time to elevate your life and the lives of your loved ones.

Inside, you'll

Proven techniques to prevent arguments before they even start.Uncover and avoid common mistakes and misconceptions.Discover profound truths that will reshape your approach to arguing.Break the destructive cycle with effective conflict-resolution strategies.Embrace constructive alternatives that foster understanding and harmony.Engage with relatable examples that bring the concepts to life.Unmask fallacies that hinder effective communication.Your time is invaluable, and YOU are responsible for maintaining its quality. Bickering just corrodes relationships and leaves you drained. "HOW TO STOP ARGUING" empowers you to shield your time, prevent conflicts, preserve love, and savor the abundant joys life has to offer.

Whether you seek to deepen friendships, nurture business relationships, or enhance any connection that holds significance in your life, the principles shared here will add value and application. Embrace the extraordinary and create a life filled with enduring love, understanding, and fulfillment.

Genres: Self Help

66 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 19, 2016

Reviews

[Barbara Ann · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is an interesting book that can be used to improve the quality of life and promote a calmer, more peaceful environment. Kruse talks a bit about the types of arguments. Some are necessary like those in a court of law or in politics to present the positions on different sides of an issue. He points out the most arguments fall into the category of bickering, those that are based on unimportant issues that focus on the negative.

Kruse discusses the reasons that many people get into arguments that don’t even involve them and place themselves in a position of power. One must know when to pull back and resist the temptation. His tips include focusing on the positive, writing things out on paper, negotiate for a compromise solution, changing the subject, keeping silent or going off to be alone. The author also encourages readers not to attack the person directly or blame, appeal to authority or resort to agreeing with the common opinion. Rather than being concerned with coming out on top, taking the high road rather than maintaining a path of resistance that will lead to more conflict.

This short book is not didactic but presents common-sense philosophy and practical advice on how to keep things on an even keel and avoid arguments most of the time. Recommended for readers ages twelve and older.

[Alyson · Rating 2 out of 5]

Pretty uninspired self-help book, but a quick read with a few useful tips. Granted, I'm not exactly the target audience for this book; it seems to focus more on relationship bickering, and people who don't know they are complicit in their constant arguments with their partners. I bought this on a whim to try and gain some new tactics on how to not engage in pointless bickering with my grade-school aged son. Some of the tips are transferable to be sure, so it was not a waste of time (about an hour to read it), but it also was largely irrelevant for my very specific needs.

Now, beyond that it is simplistic but easy to read and probably will provide some solid insight and tips for some people. But it does not have a lot of clout behind it and reeks of pop-psychology. Not useless, probably not a bad place to start for some people who just need to stop arguing about everything, but definitely not a resource I would actually trust either.

[Mary · Rating 5 out of 5]

Informative

I choose this rating because this book has a lot of good information. It makes you take a step back and look at yourself, then shows you how to change how you talk to people. Thank you

[Geoffrey Holdermiller · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good book to start

I liked the things said in this book. It was thorough and helpful for my situation with my partner. Thank you

[Kandice Middleton-Day · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very Helpful

This book was very helpful. I️t was very insightful. I️t offers the readers options on how to deal with difficult people.

[Caleb Kruse · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was excellent. So many great observations and insights. I've gotten my girlfriend to read it. We still argue sometimes, but we at least know better than to blame each other now when it happens. We know that we're making our own dumb choice when we continue to argue, which honestly is a big step for us.

[Eleymis · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved it!

Great book, definitely helps and taking notes also! I can really use the tools he described in the book to help me get in touch with myself and establish while maintaining peace.

[Cheryl Arant · Rating 1 out of 5]

Very few examples of how to accomplish this

The book gives very few examples of how to accomplish this. Giving more life scenarios would have been greatly appreciated.

[garrett poindexter · Rating 5 out of 5]

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