Why are women's friendships so deep yet so fragile?
Friendship Coach Danielle Bayard Jackson shares what the latest research has to say about women' cooperation and communication, offering evidence-based strategies to help you preserve and strengthen these relationships. i
Fighting for our Friendships is one part textbook, one part handbook. You'll learn about the mechanics of women's friendships while also getting practical tips for the day-to-day business of being friends.
With a combination of psychology, sociology, science, and narrative. you'll learn:
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the three "affinities" that bring women together (and tear them apart)
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scripts to navigate the 9 most challenging "friend types" (and how to know when you're the problem)
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how to have hard conversations with a friend (while protecting the friendship)
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surprising ways that women's people-pleasing delays platonic intimacy (and how to stop it)
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how to know if a friendship is worth saving (and how to recover)
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how to make (and deepen!) connections with other women
Because during a time when our culture encourages us to opt out at any sign of friction, Danielle is teaching us how to opt in.
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This book is
for you if…
You feel like female friendship is a mystery you can’t figure out
You’ve evolved from the woman you used to be and need to know how to connect with people who affirm your new growth
You have no problem making new friends, but you struggle with deepening those relationships
You fade out friendships as soon as there is tension, because no one ever taught you any other way to handle conflict
You’ve spent too much time in “limbo”, trying to figure out if some of your friendships are worth saving
You know that women speak a certain language and operate a certain way, but it’s been difficult to articulate
You want to understand the mechanics of female friendship on a higher level, so that you can enjoy better relationships with other women
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"You will unearth deeper intimacy in your friendships..."
"Fighting for our Friendships will save an unfathomable amount of friendships. Danielle rebrands conflict, showing us how to make it an act of love, understanding and reconciliation. Trust her words and you will unearth a deeper intimacy in your friendships than you ever imagined."
Marisa G. Franco
New York Times Bestselling author of
Platonic: How the Science of Attachment Can Help you Make-- and Keep-- Friends
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Bonus #1
"Better Friend Boot Camp"
audio course
Pre-order your copy of Fighting for Our Friendships NOW to get access to Danielle's exclusive "Better Friend Boot Camp", a 21-day audio course that shares:
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mini-lessons to help you understand how to create depth in your friendships
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research studies for those who want to "nerd out" on the details
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evidence-based challenges for you to take action
and you'll get this every day for three weeks to help you experience more satisfaction in your friendships-- guaranteed!
This audio course is exclusive to those who preorder, so pre-order... and it's the first of three preorder bonuses that will be delivered to you!
Bonus #2
"Accountability Tool Kit"
digital download
When you preorder your copy of the book, you'll also receive an 15-page tool kit to help you practice accountability in your your friendships. The kit includes:
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an in-depth explanation of the two types of accountability in friendship
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a 4-part script for holding a friend accountable
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signs to know it's time to let go
This kit is available exclusively for those who preorder Fighting for our Friendships.
NOTE: Please allow 48 hours for your first bonus to arrive.
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Meet Danielle
"When I was a high school teacher, my students cried to me between classes about their friend issues. Then as a publicist, my high-achieving clients privately confessed their struggles to cultivate deep friendships in adulthood.
That’s when it hit me:
At every stage of womanhood, we’re trying to figure out how to navigate our platonic relationships with other women.
So I began to leverage my background as an educator to study what the latest research has to say about women’s cooperation, communication, and conflict. And now I share those insights to help you (and me!) create and maintain healthier friendships.
The kind worth fighting for."
