Posts tagged compassionate communication

In today’s look at non violent communication, we’ve made it to Chapter 6 in the Rosenberg book. You’ll hear me discussing how I’m playing with making requests in clear, concrete action-oriented language… and, of course, how this relates to my living room.

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In today’s look at non violent communication, I’m reporting on how things are going with using the phrase “I feel [insert feeling], because I [insert need].”

Magical. Really, I’m finding this hugely helpful. There is also a little discussion about the fact that many of us lose sight of the fact that we have needs in the first place — or at least I sometimes work with people who feel that way and feel that way myself at times.

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Today, in Day 13, we’re wrapping up the discussion of “identifying and expressing feelings” from Chapter 4 of Rosenberg’s book.

Learn about my own challenges with using the phrase “I feel”, when I’m doing a self-check, and why my emotional vocabulary appears to be stuck at first grade level. Hope you’ll join me, and let me know your thoughts in the comments below.

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Today’s episode of the Non Violent Communication podcast focuses on Chapter 4 in Rosenberg’s book, “Identifying and Expressing Feelings.”

I spend quite a bit of time talking about the professions in which people are traditionally discouraged from showing much emotion, why that often takes place, and what to do when you decide not to follow the crowd in this behavior. I hope you’ll join  me.

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If you like this, and if you can think of someone that you know who might like it too, I’d appreciate it if you’d share it with them via email, twitter, facebook, or your method of choice.

They might really need this information, and it only takes a minute.

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On today’s episode, I talk about my experiment of trying to see how many times I actually make an evaluation rather than sticking to an observation. (Hint:  I do it, a lot).

You’ll hear about my 4-year-old and what happened last night, as well as my vow to practice a bit of non violent communication toward myself.

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Or, you can just listen below.

As always, I’d love to hear your comments, questions, and thoughts.

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