Tip #318: NVC: Making Requests Rather Than Demands
In this Tip, we continue our discussion of the fourth component of NVC by looking at what we want when making requests rather than demands.
April 12, 2010
In this Tip, we continue our discussion of the fourth component of NVC by looking at what we want when making requests rather than demands.
In this Tip, we will begin to discuss the fourth component of NVC, which addresses what we would like to request of others. “Every moment
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