It's such a shame to hear that Chris Rock has filed for divorce. It seems to have been have been a long time coming.
If you have read Success Strategies or my articles, blogs and ebooks, you know I am passionate about Nonviolent Communication. We can transform our relationships and our communication using NVC.
Whether you are single, in a couple, a parent, an employee, an
employer, or a business owner, you can use NVC to make your life more
wonderful.
I am delighted and privileged to be leading a session of the NVC Meetup group in London on Monday the 12th of January. Click here for details. I hope you can join us.
For more about how to use NVC to transform your relationships, click here for my ebook What They Don't Want Us to Know. Click here for Affirmations for Parents.
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Showing posts with label parenting tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label parenting tips. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 06, 2015
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
What Do Black Parents Need? (Part 2)
See also: Are We Listening to Our Children?
I was joined by two
awesome sistas, Shaunes Richardson of State
of the Black Parent
and Dr. Stephanie Myers of Black Women for Positive Change. Black Women for Positive Change are organising a Week of Nonviolence 16th-23rd August.
Shaunes,
in particular, spoke about some of the difficulties and challenges we
face when working to bring about positive change. This work is not
easy!
I wrote about Nonviolent Communication, NVC, in Success
Strategies for Black People and
in my new ebook, Affirmations for Parents.
I
am passionate about this work because it could save your life, and it
could save your child's life. NVC is saving lives all over the
world.
We can change the world. And positive change starts with us - our minds, our hearts, our families, our communities.
Please listen below for Part 2 of this discussion, which focuses on nonviolence. Please leave your comments below, and share this blog post with your networks. Many thanks.
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