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Making Life Wonderful – An Intermediate Training in NVC

Making Life Wonderful – An Intermediate Training in Nonviolent Communication with Marshall Rosenberg, San Francisco,…

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CONTENT

  • Part 1
  • Part 2
  • Part 3
  • Part 4
  • Part 5
  • Part 6
  • Part 7
  • Part 8

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  • How I could let you know that it’s important for me… without you hearing that I don’t value your autonomy?
  • When a person is in pain, assume the first need is always empathy and understanding.
  • What he thinks women really seek in men – what Tony Robbins says about it in one of his videos.
  • Role play of father that has issues talking to his daughter.
  • Situation between father and daughter regarding her drinking.
  • Translation of “good father”.
  • Question: If we aren’t getting angry, are we being passive?
  • “Don’t ask me talk to your father” case.
  • How to scream in giraffe.
  • Interrupting in giraffe.
  • Meetings where you have a lot resting on it with limited time. Start by asking what do they need to know to decide whether they want to give me what I want?
  • The structure of saying feelings and needs: do we always have to follow it?
  • “Pissed poor proto plasm poorly put together”.
  • Role play: Employee that arrives late and don’t do the work.
  • Empathy.

Making Life Wonderful – An Intermediate Training in Nonviolent Communication with Marshall Rosenberg, San Francisco, Spring 2000.

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