NonViolent Communication: Effective Guide to Relationships Psychology, Avoid Conflict and Connect with People

Written by Jeremy Huttenberg

Narrated by Lucas Modrall

If you have perceived the importance of the way we relate to each other and you want to help yourself to grow-up in these aspects, then Non-Violent Communication could be for you.

In the idea of avoiding conflict, creating solid relationships that allow achieving a better connection with people, you MUST Learn Non-Violent Communication (NVC): a practical set of concepts and practices that will help you to create empathy and understand people.

NVC means reciprocal respect and empathy. It starts with avoiding moralistic judgments, stops making comparisons, and accepting our feelings and responsibilities.

Here some questions that you will find the answer:

• What is Non-Violent Communication Process?
• How is it implementable in my life?
• What are the benefits that it can give me?

Understand which drivers generate good relationships and how to implement them in your life is the real value of NonViolent Communication process: ensure to you the right approaches to create an emotional connection and healthy friendship.

Here’s what you’ll discover:

• The NVC Process
• How to handle Moralistic Judgments and Stops Making Comparisons
• Observe Without Evaluating
• Expressing and Identifying Emotions
• Accepting Responsibility For Your Feelings
• Request What Will Enrich Your Life
• And much more

This book provides a complete guide in NonViolent Communication: theory aspects followed by practical exercises within you can improve yourself.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jeremy Huttenberg
• Release date: Jun 17, 2020
• ISBN: 9781662205699

Reviews for NonViolent Communication

[KC · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

omg the reader sounds like a robot trying to hypnotize you. I heard the book is good but idk if I can make it through with the monotone, strangely timed narration.

[D · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

This is a complete ripoff of a Marshall Rosenberg's book with the same title. I didn't notice any credits or mentions of the original author. I wonder how this is even possible.

[Bobbie DeVos · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

I started this, and the audio reader was horrible. I couldn’t listen to it any longer.

[Starling Johns · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

In the idea of avoiding conflict, creating solid relationships that allow achieving a better connection with people, you MUST Learn Non-Violent Communication (NVC): a practical set of concepts and practices that will help you to create empathy and understand people.

[Dr.Alpa · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This Book helps me to Understand which drivers generate good relationships and how to implement them in your life is the real value of NonViolent Communication process: ensure to you the right approaches to create an emotional connection and healthy friendship.

[Renaissance · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This book provides a complete guide in NonViolent Communication. i love this book very much

[Jennifer Quilty · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

Very monotonous reader. Hardly any inflections in voice. Whatever nuggets of truth there are here in, best to receive them from the book format. What is the point of making an audio book if narrator can't modulate and inflect their voice? Such a disservice to the author! A narrator can make an 'okay' book digestible. A bad narrator can make an 'okay' book unpalatable.

[Olive · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

I couldn’t listen to this past the first chapter as the narrator sounds so lifeless and robotic I’m not sure it’s not actually done by an AI. Shame as the book would interest me.