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World Peace Starts at Home

In her TEDx Talk, Julie Schwartz Gottman explores how to create peace in the world using findings from studies on love and diplomacy.

Can we really achieve world peace? Using findings from studies on love and diplomacy, Dr. Julie Schwartz Gottman explores how to create peace in the world by dissecting human communication in her TEDx Talk, World Peace Starts at Home.

She explains that no matter the argument, both diplomats and couples are most successful when they postpone persuasion until they understand each other’s position.

As she creates more peace in the home through the work of The Gottman Institute, Julie hopes to also create more peace in the world.

This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.


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