David Firth
We are faced with a breakdown of ’We’ - in our fragmented communities, in our polarized media, and in our vindictive public discourse. More and more there is a feeling of separation and discord, of blame and making wrong. Unconditional Communication is a new way of thinking about communication that causes ’We’ to happen, and is characterized by: Genuine authenticity & vulnerabilityA willingness to name and deal with reality A willing invitation to co-create shared outcomes and, most of all, The idea that our communication can be an act of service to others - rather the means to get something from others. Unconditional Communication is thought-provoking, funny and surprising, and, above all, grounded in practical solutions for creating a better world. Together.
