To End All Wars by Adam Hochschild
To End All Wars by Adam Hochschild
Picked up for a class called “Intro to Peace Studies,” I never actually got around to reading it — mostly because instead of learning about hippies, Black peace movements, or cultivating inner calm (as I naïvely hoped), we spent the entire semester talking about Gandhi.
Still, Adam Hochschild is widely praised for his writing, and To End All Wars is considered one of his most compelling works. After all he is delivering a powerful look at World War I by placing a mini war between WWI supporters and dissenters right into your very own hands. If you’ve been searching for this title, here it is, ready for a reader who will appreciate it far more than my Peace Studies professor appreciated my expectations.
People-pleasing can put a drain on your relationships, time, energy, and resources — and recognizing that is the first step toward reclaiming your life. That's exactly what brought you here, and you're in the right place.
This 5-page printable mini workbook contains the exact tools I used to retire my own people-pleasing habits and rebuild my confidence from the inside out. Inside, you'll find:
- Social Connections Evaluation — a guided page to help you assess the relationships in your life with clarity and intention
- Boundary Setting Rules — affirming, empowering statements to help you hold your ground with grace
- DIY Set Your Own page — a page dedicated to providing space for the rules you become inspired to create for yourself and all your new relationships
Peace is yours to reclaim. Let's get you retired from people-pleasing, too.
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