Features
- Proposes and explains a new theory of human understanding—She-Q
- Shows that female equality still exists only within a male-defined game where feminine qualities such as connection, feeling, empathy, compromise, and compassion are valued less than one-dimensional, power-based thinking
- Utilizes personal vignettes to illustrate She-Q in action
- Draws on the latest neurological and sociological research to demonstrate that women possess a wisdom that is different from and, in many ways, more advanced than the male-based perspective of knowledge
- Discusses ways in which women can use She-Q to mentor and change the men in their lives
Highlights
- Chapter 1: A Band-Aid Equality
- Chapter 2: A World Out of Balance
- Chapter 3: How did we get here?
- Chapter 4: Women Know and do not know
- Chapter 5: Women are More Rational
- Chapter 6: Women are More Moral
- Chapter 7: Women are More Creative
- Chapter 8: The Real Reason Relationships Fail
- Chapter 9: Male Relational Dread
- Chapter 10: Confessions of a Male Chauvinist Pig
- Chapter 11: Learning How to Be a Man
- Chapter 12: Why Men Are Clueless in Relationships
- Chapter 13: Her Advanced Brain and Embodied Spirituality
- Chapter 14: SHE-Q The Wisdom of the Feminine
- Chapter 15: Mentoring The Masculine
- Chapter 16: The New Hero
- Chapter 17: A Balanced World
Hey Shelley! I was reading through She-Q again and I couldn’t help but wonder if you plan to come out with a workbook that couples could work through together to help them have a more balanced relationship? I for one would love a workbook like that! Karen