Living Nonviolent Communication: Practical Tools to Connect and Communicate Skillfully in Every Situation

It's a great book and a great methodology

I loved this book ! I took 180 turn in my communication! It helped me improve my relationship with my brother and excel at work . I can easily diagnose a communication and direct to more meaningful way

Priceless knowledge for all, hands down in my top 10 favorite books. If everyone reads this book, the world might actually shift to a immensely better place!

You become more aware of your feelings and needs. It helps you to understand others without being judgmental. All who read it could benefit.

In a brief format, Marshall achieves to explain how to use NVC and gives enough examples for anyone to start practicing as soon as they start reading. This is a master piece. War is not possible when we connect with what's alice in each other. Loved it.

All of Rosenberg's short but pithy books present invaluable tools for helping others (and ourselves) resolve conflicts in a transformative way. As a life coach, leadership trainer, consultant and mediator, I have often seen clients hoping for more than just a compromise or reluctant agreement to end hostilities.Rosenberg's books give step by step procedures to guide one through helping others reach a safe place where each participant can know s/he is being heard and understood and to develop the same skill to hear and understand and respect others. That first step is followed by learning how to value what others are feeling, to know and value what oneself is feeling and to work together from that space to transform the conversation into one of respect and healing. The key is to create an emotionally safe place for that to happen. In this book there are tools to help any reader learn how to present oneself in a way that is not threatening and does allow one to open up to hearing and understanding others with the goal of making peace and being peace and to assist others in reaching that place as well. An invaluable tool!

I've purchased a number of books that were written to help improve one's life and relationships, but I usually read a chapter or two and lose interest because I feel like I'm doing homework. This book, on the other hand, is fascinating to me, and a pleasure to read. Nonviolent communication is pretty simple at its core, but far, far from simple to put into practice. That's where Dr. Rosenberg really shines--he works interactively with people to teach how to put this form of being into practice. People will present him with problems they're having, and Dr. Rosenberg will show how to apply NVC through examples, role-play and humor. This practical approach helps me understand how I can begin to apply NVC in my life. What really gives me the feeling of a light turning on in my head is seeing how NVC isn't something new--it's how we function as people until we learn at a very young age to immediately evaluate, analyze, judge, criticize and so forth. NVC is about learning to recognize when this judging interferes with getting our needs met and hearing the needs of others. Once we remember to recognize this, we naturally begin to use NVC. It's not easy to change lifelong habits, but Marshall shows how we can do it.

Another educative material for everyone to read. It will humble you.

Esta escrito de forma sencilla, es fácil de leer y asimilar. Lo recomiendo a cualquiera que desee mejorar su forma de Comunicación, escucha y visión de los demás.

Eu comecei assistindo a um workshop do Marshall e depois li esse livro, que, pelo que eu vi, é uma compilação de outros títulos. Como são vários livros em um, algumas coisas são repetidas, mas eu acho isso um ponto positivo, porque serve pra rever coisas importantes. O texto é bem claro e tem muuita coisa construtiva.

nice book

Il testo in inglese è più completo di quelli in italiano, chiaro e divertente.

le problème, c'est que c'est un récapitulaitf de tous les petits livrets qui sont parus individuellement... et ce n'est pas mentionné sur le site ; donc si on les a déjà achetés, on a tout en double...