Show Notes
Today's episode launches us into Chapter 5 of Rosenberg's book, and we're talking about taking responsibility for our feelings. Initially, I'm playing around with a specific phrase and noticing my first reaction (discomfort) and what happens later.
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NVC Podcast Day 14: Taking responsibility for our feelings
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