In a world where feedback often carries a negative connotation, "Solution-Based Feedback" aims to change the narrative. This book explores the multifaceted nature of feedback, highlighting its pervasive presence in our lives and emphasizing the power of choice in how we respond to it. Nonverbal communication, often underestimated, is revealed as a significant form of feedback that can profoundly impact our interactions. Feedback, as the book explains, originates from biases, whether formed, uninformed, or reformed. It draws parallels between the evolution of biases and the evolution of feedback itself. Through compelling insights and examples, Dr. Joe Henderson demonstrates how biases and feedback are intrinsically linked, akin to cause and effect. The book's central thesis is to shift the perception of feedback from a dreaded "swear word" to a valuable tool for problem-solving. At its core, "Solution-Based Feedback" introduces four distinct types of feedback that serve as a foundation for depersonalizing feedback and redirecting it toward constructive solutions. It elucidates strategies for using feedback as a means to nurture and educate individuals, particularly those with diverse learning needs. The book underscores the significance of motivating and inspiring recipients through solution-oriented feedback, transforming their journey toward success.