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27. Many examples of successfully using conflict resolution and nonviolent communication. How do we use these concepts to bring peace to our lives?
Today's show is full of examples of many of the ideas we have talked about on the show. What does this conversation sound like? How do we avoid getting bogged down in the weeds and old arguments?
In this show we answer such questions as...
-How to know what we really even want?
-How to find out what the other person wants?
-We think we know, but do we really know what they or I really need?
-Can I use these techniques to force people to do it my way? No, is the answer.
-Where can I start if communication seems to have stalled?
-What are some common points of failure that produce more bickering?
-Do you really know what you need or are you assuming you just need the other person to stop what they are doing?
-Do I need to care what the other person needs?
-Why should I care what the other person needs?
Listen for these and others on the show. Also visit me at counselorscanhelp.com
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By Merrill Fink
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Today's show is full of examples of many of the ideas we have talked about on the show. What does this conversation sound like? How do we avoid getting bogged down in the weeds and old arguments?
In this show we answer such questions as...
-How to know what we really even want?
-How to find out what the other person wants?
-We think we know, but do we really know what they or I really need?
-Can I use these techniques to force people to do it my way? No, is the answer.
-Where can I start if communication seems to have stalled?
-What are some common points of failure that produce more bickering?
-Do you really know what you need or are you assuming you just need the other person to stop what they are doing?
-Do I need to care what the other person needs?
-Why should I care what the other person needs?
Listen for these and others on the show. Also visit me at counselorscanhelp.com