Picture of a paperback book stood up. The book is titled "listening for candor; building trust in relationships that matter" by Peter Yaholkovsky MD, with foreword by Fernando L. Flores. The book has bold contrast, with strong shapes & two colors.
"Listen for what matters" in handwritten script

Listening is a conversation, a mutual engagement for resonance—about who we are, what matters, what’s relevant, and what makes sense for us going forward together.

“Too many important conversations collapse or fail to get off the ground because people do not have skills for listening in a mood of receptivity… We risk triviality when we need to be serious, and we enter into contention when we need to create unity…The skills this book brings into focus are precisely what we need for navigating our turbulent times.”
From the foreword by Fernando L. Flores
Picture of a paperback book laid on a wooden porch. The book is titled "listening for candor; building trust in relationships that matter" by Peter Yaholkovsky MD, with foreword by Fernando L. Flores. The book has bold contrast, with strong design.

ABOUT THE BOOK

Technological and social change have precipitated divisiveness and mistrust for us all. When we listen for what matters, we open the space for taking care, unburdened by the rancor of argument or the superficiality of acquiescence. Taking care of what matters, we live together into the future.