“This is a fantastic book that everyone must read. It is revealing and makes you think about how we behave in this society and how we can start to change. I highly recommend this book.”
—Margarita Garcia
“Finally, a book addressing the root causes. I’ll be implementing many of his principles for fostering more empathy within my own family. Highly recommended for anyone wanting to be part of the solution.”
—Glory Gordon
“A must-read for building a more compassionate society. I found the book equal parts insightful, motivating and hopeful. A truly important work that could help create positive change in America.”
—Dorothy Dehoyos
“A transformative journey toward empathy. A beacon of hope in a world often clouded by discord and division. I found this book to be both enlightening and empowering.”
—Scott Barker
The United States is a world leader, yet over twenty countries report higher levels of citizen happiness and satisfaction with quality of life. What are other nations doing differently to support well-being? Why do problems like violence, racism, political corruption, and mental illness persist in American society? What causes these critical issues, and how can we work to prevent them in the future?
In The Empathy Evolution, Ronald Goldman, PhD, examines the overlooked origins of these societal deficiencies. By tracing their roots in formative early experiences, we can gain insight into how to break cycles of social and behavioral problems. The book explores innovative solutions that increase compassion and love for ourselves and others. Readers will learn specific principles to question cultural assumptions, take impactful action, and improve their families’ future quality of life.
Now more than ever, America must evolve in empathy. We have the power to shape a society of greater purpose, meaning, and understanding among all people. The Empathy Evolution provides guidance and inspiration for citizens seeking constructive change. We can transform the country into a role model for happiness and unity among all people.
Ronald Goldman, PhD is an award-winning psychologist, researcher, speaker, writer, and consultant. He specializes in developmental and applied psychology. His work is related to personal, emotional, and behavioral difficulties that often involve insensitive or harmful treatment of others. This focus improves individual and collective experiences. His research includes numerous contacts with mental health and medical professionals, parents, and children. Dr. Goldman’s publications have been endorsed by many professionals in related fields. His writing has appeared in newspapers, magazines, textbooks, and journals. He has been interviewed on various media programs.
“This book by Dr. Ronald Goldman is a tour de force that explains why we have such serious problems. Read it and find out how you can help prevent our problems and make Americans happier.”
—George C. Denniston MD, MPH
“This is a powerful, enlightening, thoroughly researched book that explains how we can prevent widespread problems. Recognizing the sources of our problems clearly shows us how to prevent them.”
—Robert S. Van Howe, MD, MS, MPH
“This book fills a critical gap in our efforts to improve American life. I hope it is widely read and that readers take the recommended actions.”
—Susan McLucas, teacher and social change advocate
“Nothing is so firmly believed as that which we least know.”
—Michel de Montaigne, French Renaissance philosopher
“Our very life depends on everything recurring till we answer from within.”
—Robert Frost, honored poet
“We do not see things as they are. We see them as we are.”
—The Talmud
“It is dangerous to know, but it is more dangerous to not know.”
—Rollo May, PhD, psychologist
“It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare.
It is because we do not dare that things are difficult.”
—Seneca, Roman philosopher
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