Hey folks, Scott Wangart here, and this is the On Deeper Reflection Podcast.

Today, on the show, I'm going to discuss one of the most important books I have ever read.

It's called Nonviolent Communication, A Language of Life.

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By Marshall Rosenberg. Now recently, I did a book club on this book with my buddy Rob Orman.

It was a deeper stimulus project combining the podcast of On Deeper Reflection and the stimulus

podcast that Rob runs. And we had an amazing time with about 30 mutual people in our audience.

And I wanted to put the show up. And then what I'll do is bring Rob onto the podcast as well.

And the two of us will have a discussion about this podcast and the book club we ran.

But let's get right into it. So nonviolent communication. It is one of the most powerful ways

of speaking to other people, especially in conflict or in situations where you don't feel

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