Turning to One Another: Simple Conversations to Restore Hope to the Future Audiobook

" Awesome reflections, mediations and of course would be great for courageous conversations.... "

" Full of great thoughts about how talking to each other can change the world. Unfortunately, it's not a very compelling read. It loses momentum frequently. Thus, though it is an enjoyable book for the most part, it has been returned to the shelf for now. "

" This is one of those that I read over and over, that I share pieces of with those I love. her prose and proposals are so simple and profound. "

" Meg Wheatley translates philosophical concepts into action items to create community and meaning. Gives a starting point to build that "third place" interaction that weaves us together. "

" Wheatley--ever the idealist--still manages to inspire me to pursue community rather than structures as my core organizing principle. "

" Beautifully and thoughtfully written. Why can't we just all get along... "

" Great book for in depth conversation structure to understand our mindset and others in building a tighter team. "

" The premise of this book is lovely -- but the actual conversations leave something to be desired. I wonder if it's simply that we don't know how to have the kind of conversations that Wheatley is suggesting. "

" Great little book that demonstrates how the simple act of having a conversation can help bring about a more peaceful world "

" Somewhat interesting organizational studies text...not a ton of meat to it, you can read it in an hour, but still more useful than most of the bulls--t I read when getting my leadership degree. A very personal, meditative take on human interaction. "

" It is time to restore hope and this time we must take action with our hope! "

" This book has been a fabulous resource in my community organizing work. Meg Wheatley is a treasure; she invites the read to step back from the complication that is problem-solving and consider an alternate route. Great book -- the title is spot on. "