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Clarity, Cooperation and Excellence in All Human Enterprise |
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NVC for people who mean business |
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STICK YOUR NECK OUT! |
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A friendly reminder for your wall. Print A4 size at home or take the file to your local print shop for larger reproductions.
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THE REAL YOU? |
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Are you ready to express the real you? Poster can be printed A4 size at home of taken to your local print shop for larger reproductions. |
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CONNECTING AT THE LEVEL OF NEEDS |
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A useful handout for introductory sessions, includes needs inventory in alphabetical order together with Bridget Belgrave’s ‘Language of Needs’ exercise. |
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A WAY TO FOCUS THE ATTENTION |
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The first of 12 learning modules used by parents, business executives, prison inmates and others. Includes both feelings and needs inventories and an introductory exercise, as well as a reference to Bridget Belgrave’s ‘A KEY TO NVC’. |
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