Non-violent communication: how to get your point across | Sylwia Wlodarska | TEDxUWCRCN

Communication is key in any relationship. But how do you get others to understand what you mean? Slywia Wlodarska shows that non-violent communication can be a game changer in the way we talk and listen to each other.

Sylwia is the Chief Happiness Officer in the most responsible and important project - her own life. Her mission is passing forward happiness and showing ways to find this asset in oneself. Sylwia believes that there is no better source of happiness than oneself. She has completed post graduate studies in Nonviolent Communication by Marshall Rosenberg. She is a co-founder of Family Development Foundation RoRo. Sylwia has gained experience as an international project manager in corporate and brand communication in one of the World’s TOP50 Brands. She is a mother of three who are inexhaustible and often exhausting source of inspiration.

[jafuni]

Don't listen to the words - listen for the need. Marshall Rosenberg

[DrSRanjanMBBSAcupuncturist]

4:07 Nonviolent Communication ¦ based on Honesty & Empathy.
Don't just Listen words, LISTEN NEEDS.
All Needs - Your needs and My needs are equal.
7:25 Self-Empathy. Trying to feel what others are feeling.

[dear-pixel-heart]

"Don't just listen for words, listen for needs." - Thank you so much for this lovely, insightful talk. I really enjoyed listening to you and will keep an eye out for any other talks you've potentially done. Thank you Sylwia <3

[lucycloyes]

Thank you for sharing this important way to communicate. I believe most of us in my generation were raised to speak to one another in ways that were exclusive of expressing our needs and feelings. I hope to see more of this training in schools, churches and work places.

[ravitbal]

The year this video was published, is the year I started studding NVC. Today I can say that what I heard here, is so accurate to how I understand NVC and would like it to be spread. thank you so much for the way you build this lecture. it was very satisfactory and inspiring!

[MrAnsprechpartner]

Wow, I am happy that I could meet Sylwia

[freshencounter]

Wonderful talk! I appreciate this perspective and her story to explain NVC in a short period of time!
Also, love her accent!!
I would like more accents and various dialects vs the monotones expected! Will look for more of her talks.

[cassiew.]

Thank you Sylwia! Concise and helpful!

[mateusgradyharsono]

Thanks for sharing the concept of NVC to us! The closing remark concludes the talk in a wrapping-up manner; indeed, to remember the whole talk, I can use it as a trigger for myself. Again, many thanks!
On a side note: nice shoes!

[esthe]

its interesting that in USA we don't translate names, her name is pronounced " Sylvia" but is spelled "Sylwia".
However in other countries they translate names. In mexico Queen "Elizabeth" was known as "Isabelle" and King "Charles" is known as "Carlos"

[drhusseinhameed]

It’s on me no matter how expensive the meal is

[arlinegeorge]

Interesting n informative talk. Thank you, bless you. All your dreams come true.

[rwmorrill]

Wise approach to human relationships. Difficult to put into practice.

[luisabertoglio]

It takes time but you Can do It Little by Little, Reading, and or is possibile finding a cnv supporting group.

[elsagrace]

NVC 💯! 😃😃👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼also Norwegians rock! They have some of the best ideas.

[anabelcamacho]

So you get exited by discovering Marshall on you tube? thank you for sharing

[rikvlasblom]

Thank you for sharing this information.

[FreedomLovin]

Literally no one communicates in this way on Twitter, tragically.

[Signaman-zd]

I had a blow out with my son. Why it happened is my doing.I made a bad call to voice something and it went down like lead ball because of wrong timing wrong approch and a subject that cuts to the bone. Even though it was repeating of information they didn't remember saying what they said but i did. My intentions was to say that what they hsd said didn't make ant difference to my feelings about them.What happen was a denial and defence went up and it got heated and a storming out.long story short, i made it right next morning so they didn't have to. Being in the right does not make it easy. It should not have happen, i taught this issue was on their mind and wanted to say don't worry, my good intentions went belly up. Hope there's a lesson here.🤔✌️

[sylviekaiser]

All wonderful- young kids do not have the same options- they are dependent on the adults in their life