Marshall Rosenberg Einfuhrung in die Gew...

An Interview with Marshall Rosenberg 2015 

Marshall shares the message of nonviolent communication for a German audience accompanied by a translator. Parts 3 and 4. 

Marshall shares the message of nonviolent communication for a German audience accompanied by a translator. 

The four principles of Marshall Rosenberg’s non-violent communication are: observations, feelings, needs, and requests, in that order. First make neutral observations instead of judgmental evaluations. Next, seek to explore feelings and not opinions. Be careful about using “you” ... Show More

Lisa B. Marshall, aka The Public Speaker, will show you how to hold tough conversations while still being a nice person. Read the full transcript here: http://bit.ly/1Mljmo0 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. 

Eckhart talks to an international audience in Greece. He brings his renowned wisdom to everyday concerns: like how to quiet an over-active mind, what is the best way to set boundaries with friends and family and how we can use the practice of presence to create conscious relation ... Show More

<p>On Todays Monday Flow Karla discusses the importance of effective communication. </p> 

Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan delivers a Khutbah in which he attempts to introduce the meanings, teachings, and lessons that can be imbibed from verses 69 – 72 of Surah Al Ahzab. Interpersonal communication within the family, partners, and friends should be aimed at bettering relations ... Show More

A former Peace Corps volunteer explains to Geth what being a public speaking coach for Reiki healers and dentists entails. She also opens up about the strange journey that led to her current role. 

Kessonga talks about a recent trip to Paris, and how empathy can help us connect to one another, even if we don't speak the same language. Kessonga holds a Masters degree in Social Work, and is a Certified Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Teacher. He also serves as an adjunct M ... Show More

Baratunde acknowledges the increased (and sometimes awkward) efforts of white Americans standing in solidarity with Black lives at this moment. Then he explores the global reach of this moment through an in-depth conversation with Diana Arce, a Black Lives Matter organizer in Ber ... Show More

Sam and Neil talk about the influential German leader and teach you related vocabulary. 

Eckhart leads a meditation and then answers questions from a live audience. He says the most important thing to achieve in our lifetime is stillness because without it we feel frustrated, angry and discontent. He says stillness is the answer that brings the sense of aliveness we ... Show More