

Resources on Fun with NVC
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Empathy is not suitable for every situation. And may lead to some undesirable feelings. View this single-panel cartoon for a funny example of this.
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What happens when both people are trying to give one another at the exact same time without responding to the empathy guess? (Disclaimer: This is a humor piece. To understand why this cartoon might be funny it’s useful to have some experience with NVC and the NVC community.)
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Fun jokes: How many NVC practitioners does it take to screw in a light bulb? How many certified, advanced, NVC guru trainers does it take to screw in a light bulb? (Disclaimer: This is a humor piece. To understand why this cartoon might be funny it’s useful to have some experience with NVC and the NVC community.)
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Kelly shares how freedom and autonomy create strong, healthy, and loving relationships.
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Create intimacy with transparency, empathy, and trust—Kelly blends humor, music, and exercises.
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What happens when you or others get into evaluating what is the “right” need? (Disclaimer: This is a humor piece. To understand why this cartoon might be funny it’s useful to have some experience with NVC and the NVC community.)
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Balance self-passion and compassion with NVC tools to stay empowered and honor your own needs.
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If we’re selfish, all we care about is our own needs. If we’re selfless, our needs don’t enter the picture; others needs are the focus. But what if serving others meets our needs? What if being only selfish ultimately results in our needs being unmet? Do you find yourself bouncing between being a selfless doormat and then resenting it, and beating yourself up for being “selfish”? Instead, care about others’ needs AND your needs.
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Yoram Mosenzon explores the core NVC principle that others do not cause our feelings—our interpretations and unmet needs do.
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Master fear through exercises, empathy, creativity and the power of truth telling.

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