How to Communicate Your Wants and Needs | Being Well Podcast

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• AN

  @annvonbelow9934 · 1 year ago

  If I had to pick only one channel of all the stuff I listen to on youtube, this would be it.

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• DR

  @drsandhyathumsikumar4479 · 3 years ago

  I really like the deliberate aware choices of words and the tone of the safe conversation between Rick and Forrest..Bravo! and much gratitude in modeling better respectful  communication

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• IQ

  @iq_6-4.39 · 3 years ago

  The most beautiful is the Father and son talk. The love flowing between the two. So lovely. Even that vibration is felt in us also.

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• SA

  @sallypattilton309 · 9 months ago

  I truly appreciate both of you and your collective knowledge and sensitivity.

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• JU

  @JulieGloer · 1 year ago (edited)

  Many of us struggle with expressing our needs. &nbsp;But I think it’s huge to work on. &nbsp;I think this makes a huge difference in a successful relationship vs a non successful relationship. &nbsp;We also have to be willing to really listen and hear when someone is expressing their needs to us.<br>Thank you for this 🙏

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• DA

  @davidjohnalpha · 4 years ago

  Such a beautiful teaching on graceful &amp; skillful negotiation. Great Forrest: &quot;a lot of Life is about sustaining the effort until we get to [our goal]/tipping point&quot;, + Rick&apos;s &quot;tactful persistence &amp; accurately communicating a need or meeting a goal&quot;.

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• ST

  @staleyexplores · 3 years ago

  Just a note on how the podcast is set up. &nbsp;The post show summary is so helpful. You could almost do shorts (videos) with those alone.

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• ST

  @staleyexplores · 3 years ago (edited)

  Repair ability is a new idea for me, ty for mentioning this.

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• CH

  @chaparralchic4028 · 3 years ago

  Non-Violent Communication by Marshal Rosenberg was a life changer! I’ve read it at least three times and refer back to it when I feel disregulated. ❤ thanks for the great material 🤓👍

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• ES

  @estiekretschmer1427 · 1 month ago (edited)

  Once again I&apos;m humbled and deeply grateful for both of you. You are so sincere, vulnerable and honest. So caring and kind to each other and to yourselves. And to every person you meet. I long for a relationship where both people can be focused on the team, and be joyful participants in their own and each other&apos;s growth. I&apos;ve only experienced that to a point with my dad. And at 57 I really have this &quot;need&quot; to experience it again. Busy healing from a long-term emotionally abusive situationship, I know I need to discover and accept myself fully, first, but boy... The longing for a truly reciprocal relationship is sometimes so big... I&apos;m so ready to be &quot;open and generous&quot; with someone...

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  @stillpoolsinging · 4 years ago

  Thank you so much to both of you RIck and Forrest for having this deeply valuable conversation and for sharing your wisdom and insights with compassion, humor and an open and generous heart! It&apos;s also really beautiful to see a father and son with such a wonderful relationship. It is touching to see. Much gratitude.

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• IT

  @italythroughmyeyes · 2 years ago

  I love the intimacy between you and your father!

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