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Gwen Fujie calls it “marital arts ideas for the mind and mouth.” In this article, Fujie explains why “Tongue Fu!” leads to cooperative communication and more peaceful relationships, both essential to success in volunteering. Based on author Sam Horn’s popular book by the same name, Fujie argues that Tongue Fu! is the “constructive alternative to giving a tongue-lashing or to being tongue-tired, a step-by-step process for turning hostility into harmony and aggravation into aloha.”
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