Bill Neely Reveals 'The Gift of Criticism'

Bill Neely thinks that criticism might be helpful to others. He makes presentations on the benefits of criticism in various settings and witnessed the profound effect it had on many group participants. This led to reading and writing on the topic of criticism, which inspired him to write "The Gift of Criticism: Making the Most of Critical Communication" (published by WestBow Press).

According to Neely, the book presents criticism as a gift - promoting mutually beneficial outcomes in the presentation of and response to criticism. The book provides specific concepts and skills to demonstrate how to present and respond to criticism so it can be a gift. There are also stories and examples that illustrate how to incorporate the techniques and methods into daily life events and ease the stress of critical communication.

"This book will aid those who seek, desire or need to improve relationships with themselves, at home, among family members, friends, school, co-workers, teachers, students, congregants and community members," Neely says.

"The Gift of Criticism: Making the Most of Critical Communication"
By Bill Neely
Hardcover | 6 x 9 in | 160 pages | ISBN 9781512791389
Softcover | 6 x 9 in | 160 pages | ISBN 9781512791396
E-Book | 160 pages | ISBN 9781512791402
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Bill Neely is founder and president of Getting Along Better LLC, a relationship consulting business focused on enhancing relationships of all kinds in all settings. He and his wife, Edwina, will celebrate 48 years of marriage this year. They have four children - one of whom died in 2001. All the children are college grads. They have two grandsons. "The Gift of Criticism" is Neely's first book.

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