There are values ​​that our society sometimes does not consider important, even if they are the ones that can improve our work environment and lives. Forgiveness is one of them, but some of us misunderstand its meaning and do not put it correctly into practice. In The Funny Thing About Forgiveness, Andrea Flack-Wetherald illustrates the importance of practicing forgiveness and what implications this has in our work. With frequent references to improv, Flack-Wetherald explains how forgiveness is an indispensable quality for being a good leader and why it is the key to our freedom. The ultimate goal is to attain a healthier culture and hopefully world peace.

I have read many books on effective leadership and the qualities that a good leader must have. While many refer to forgiveness, I have always found it difficult to understand what they meant exactly. Finally, I found the book that clarified my doubts once and for all. The Funny Thing About Forgiveness is essential for anyone who wants to be a great leader because it clearly explains what benefits we can get from practicing forgiveness in our lives. Flack-Wetherald offers accurate explanations, and her references to improv help readers further understand the theme. She also suggests some exercises, which I highly recommend you do. Additionally, Flack-Wetherald will show you the benefits of forgiveness from a broad point of view, especially when it comes to world peace. The Funny Thing About Forgiveness is a book to read and, above all, to practice as responsible leaders and persons.

The word 'forgiveness' is thrown around a lot but what is it and what is its significance? It's an intentional act to let go of emotions against those that have harmed you in any way. When you forgive, you are releasing yourself from the chains that bind you that caused the hurt. Author Andrea Flack-Wetherald has utilized principles in her book, The Funny Thing About Forgiveness: What Every Leader Needs to Know About Improv, Culture, and the World's Least Favorite F Word. These teach the tested and tried principles and processes that she's used that can help others on their journey of trauma along the road to forgiveness. While there are several features this book has to offer, the author wishes the reader to take away these three elements: 1. You're an amazing improvisor. 2. For effective leadership, forgiveness must be present, and 3. Through hostility, a healthy culture can be accomplished. For any of the three elements to work effectively, one must be ready to do the work.

The Funny Thing About Forgiveness: What Every Leader Needs to Know About Improv, Culture, and the World's Least Favorite F Word by Andrea Flack-Wetherald reflects some raw language, transparency, innocence, and the truth about how leadership can either help strengthen or negatively impact and influence its corporate culture. It's the history of the culture and its operation from the top down that determines the outcome. The author shows how the proactive forgiveness process and the mindful improv curiosity exercises are essential for confronting your truth. Get ready to face yourself, face your pain, and face your fears to begin your healing. If you're looking for a pathway to begin the healing process, begin here.