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In a time when America feels increasingly polarized, Amy Hull presents a transformative approach to restoring unity-not through more arguments or band-aid solutions, but by addressing the underlying imbalance between two core human forces: empathy and power.
Drawing on groundbreaking research and over 30 years of combined experience in education and corporate America, Hull argues that the imbalance between empathy and power is the root cause of our societal division. When empathy or power are taken to their extremes, divisive behaviors emerge-forcing people into dichotomous choices that fuel racism, sexism, separatism, and even hatred. These, she claims, are not the core issues themselves but symptoms of a deeper misalignment.
With personal stories, real-world examples, and an accessible yet powerful framework, Hull introduces readers to the Balance B.L.U.E.Print(c)-a framework for leaders in every field to realign empathy and power within their own lives, leadership, and organizations. This model helps individuals:
Deepen their understanding of and empathy for self and others Recognize how power flows through systems and relationships Learn actionable tools to foster balance and connection in workplaces, schools, communities, and beyond.
At its core, Healing Division: How Balancing Empathy and Power Can Heal American Society is built on the simple but revolutionary truth that two things can be true at once: we can lead with both compassion and strength. And when we do, we don't just shift our teams-we help heal our country.
Healing Division is essential reading for leaders, educators, community builders, and anyone committed to transforming conflict into collaboration and division into unity.
