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We鈥檙e all imperfect. Good relationships require seeing each other through these imperfections鈥攄istinguishing what is signal, and what is noise. But sometimes we mistake noise for signal鈥攐r worse, signal for noise. And even when we get things right, the other person can be getting them wrong. In When Things Get Personal, Mark Schroeder shows that the better we can learn to tell the difference between signal and noise in our relationships, the better we can predict and avoid everyday misunderstandings that, if left unchecked, can lead to 鈥渄iscord鈥濃�攆undamental, sometimes chronic failures to see eye to eye that lead us to take things personally that we shouldn鈥檛, to treat others in ways that they take personally, to abandon relationships that are worthwhile, and to stay in relationships that we鈥檇 be better off without.

Engagingly written, story-driven, and rich with powerful ideas and insights, When Things Get Personal addresses conflicts between colleagues, friends, and partners鈥攁nd between parents and their children. Along the way, it explores the role discord plays in abusive relationships, in tragic coming-out stories, in political polarization, in small ongoing disagreements over things like how to load the dishwasher, and much more.

Discord gets us all into serious trouble. But unrecognized discord is even worse. When Things Get Personal teaches you to recognize the causes and symptoms of discord, allowing you to escape many of its worst effects. You will understand other people better鈥攁nd maybe yourself, as well.