Focus Your Reading
Act On It
We actually have two study guides.
Chip Hauss created the first one. His publisher’s AI created the second one.
The first one tracks the flow of the book, includes versions of its exercises (aka homework), and covers it all.
The seconed is more creative and probably more fun to do. It also points you toward things you can do on your own in large part because we came up with most of them after the book went to pres.
The One Chip Hauss Wrote
Peacebuilding Starts at Home covers a lot of ground.
It also asks a lot of its readers.
Nothing less than changing the world.
In the first sentence, Hauss make the case that he wants readers—in other words you—to do more than nod your heads in agreement when you read my words. I was also inviting to get out of your chairs and do something.
This study guide will help you “accept” that invitation by taking four steps that can help you put you read about into action.
You can follow this guide on your own.
It would work even better if you went through it with friends, neighbors, and co-workers with whom you are starting to build peace in or near your own home.
An AI Leads Your War
This one was created by the.J. P. Zenger Press team using their AI. Chip made a few minor changes. Especially if you are looking for tools that can help you take action on your own, it is probably the better place to start.