Title: Your Right, and I am Right, Even thou we Do Not Agree
Product review: This is a very interesting book on the way we identify what is important to each of us and then how we communicate to each other. The author provides a "model" of how to understand what is important to you based on your drives, etc. Imagine two people arguing over something simple. Now imagine if what each person values is different. One person values color, the other texture. If one person has read the book there is an oppurtunity for this person to identify the difference in communication styles. In other words, you may not be disagreeing with the other person, you are both talking about something different, what is important to you. In other words, there is an oppurtunity to build a bond with better communication.
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