These 20 short 6-words stories are fine illustration which shows the extend of human creativity in literature. It’s short, it’s simple and it’s heart-breaking “The smallest cofins are the heaviest” “Brought roses home. Keys didn’t fit.” “I met my soulmate…. Read More ›
Communication Skill
10 Rules of great conversationalist
Here are among the rules of great conversationalist (1) BE GENUINELY INTERESTED We need to be genuinely interested in the person we talking too. And if we’re not genuine, it’ll show on our faces. Remember to strive to know more… Read More ›
A look into “Political Arguments” and failed manifestos
A look into political arguments and why the manifestos are really good during the campaign trail but not actually doable once the office was won.
Argument Natural State
Based on “Winning Arguments” People may strive to get along and cooperate but, most of the time, eventually, arguments will prevails. Even when all parties seem to reach a resolution, their agreement rarely lasts. International agreements, peace accords, trade deals… Read More ›
Winning Arguments, A book review
My reading notes on a book by Stanley Fish, entitled ‘Winning Arguments”, What works and doesn’t work in politics, the bedroom, the courtroom, and the classroom. Main points from my reading notes Argument are quite a significant part of life…. Read More ›
NVC-style Conflict Resolution
Some further details on NVC NVC-style conflict resolution differs from other methods of resolving disputes. Traditionally, conflict mediators focus on issues while offering an outside perspective to help the involved parties reach an agreement about those issues. With NVC, the… Read More ›
How to express our anger usefully?
NVC can help express our anger usefully. First, we need to sever the link between other people and our anger because if we think that their actions make us angry, we’ll blame them for what we feel. Hence, we are… Read More ›
NVC Interactions
Nonviolence Communication (NVC) A language of life Applying these principles of self-expression as we listen to others means we would be able to “receiving emphatically.” Listening with our “whole being.” Give up our preconceptions about the people we’re hearing. As… Read More ›
Nonviolent Communication (NVC)
Many of our established communication patterns might contribute to dysfunctional relationships, misunderstandings and frustration. While making “moralistic judgments” about other people can alienate them. This differs from making “value judgments,” which we do all the time. Comparing people to each… Read More ›
A language of life
My reading note on a book by Marshall B. Rosenberg, entitled Nonviolent Communication . It’s explains how we can express our needs and feelings in ways that promote respectful, emphatic interpersonal connections. Rosenberg address “Nonviolent or compassionate communication (NVC)”. Some key… Read More ›
