Newt Bailey's guest appearances

Newt Bailey

Village Global's Venture Stories

Eli Motivates

How To Talk To A Man 

Naval Ravikant

Reid Hoffman

Bill Gates

Tyler Cowen

Josh Wolfe

Marc Andreessen

Kyle Samani

Dan Zuller

Travis Kling

Keith Rabois

Cal Newport

Nir Eyal

Ramit Sethi

Peter Thiel

Charles Eisenstein

OwlTail

Usually, I try to edit these episodes down to 15 minutes or so. But, once Newt and I got rolling, there was so much good information that I decided to leave it all in, and let the episode run a little long. Since 2007, Newt Bailey has been leading workshops and retreats, coaching individuals and groups, and mediating conflict in both public and organizational settings, in the USA and Europe. In his work, he shares the essential core of Nonviolent Communication (NVC) and teaches the principles of NVC in a way that frees students from specialized language. His approach allows "connected communication" to grow in small, quickly assimilated steps. His passion is to help people connect and find the potential for mutually satisfying change that lies within conflict. “I am convinced that the changes we want to see in our lives, our communities and our world begin with changes in how we think and communicate.” Please visit his website, CommunicationDojo.com. Scroll down and you’ll find links to his upcoming workshops, including Communication In Intimate Relationships; Anger, Judgment and Self-Connection; as well as drop-in workshops and practice sessions. And if you’re looking to deepen the emotional intimacy and connection with your partner, please reach out to Jeffrey at JeffreyMarkLevine.com for both individual and couples coaching. To pick up his ebook "How To Talk To A Man", &lt;-- click here, for more insights, tools and ideas. Music: Gemma Matoesian - vocals, Jeffrey Levine - guitar, ukulele

Usually, I try to edit these episodes down to 15 minutes or so. But, once Newt and I got rolling, there was so much good information that I decided to leave it all in, and let the episode run a little long. Since 2007, Newt Bailey has been leading workshops and retreats, coaching individuals and groups, and mediating conflict in both public and organizational settings, in the USA and Europe. In his work, he shares the essential core of Nonviolent Communication (NVC) and teaches the principles of NVC in a way that frees students from specialized language. His approach allows "connected communication" to grow in small, quickly assimilated steps. His passion is to help people connect and find the potential for mutually satisfying change that lies within conflict. “I am convinced that the changes we want to see in our lives, our communities and our world begin with changes in how we think and communicate.” Please visit his website, <a href="https://www.communicationdojo.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CommunicationDojo.com</a>. Scroll down and you’ll find links to his upcoming workshops, including Communication In Intimate Relationships; Anger, Judgment and Self-Connection; as well as drop-in workshops and practice sessions. And if you’re looking to deepen the emotional intimacy and connection with your partner, please reach out to Jeffrey at<a href="https://jeffreymarklevine.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> JeffreyMarkLevine.com</a> for both individual and couples coaching. To pick up his ebook<a href="https://howtotalktoaman.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> "How To Talk To A Man"</a>, &lt;-- click here, for more insights, tools and ideas. Music: Gemma Matoesian - vocals, Jeffrey Levine - guitar, ukulele

Turn Arguments Into Opportunities For Deeper Connection with Newt Bailey

Newt Bailey (@nmbailey), founder of The Communication Dojo, and a nonviolent communication coach, joins Erik on this episode to talk about how the framework of nonviolent communication can help you be more compassionate in your conversations and improve communication at work, and in all aspects of your life.Newt tells the story of a protracted conflict at work that he was able to overcome with the help of NVC and how that was the basis for his work in nonviolent communication. He breaks down the three key skills in NVC and how it is similar to the martial art of aikido, where you are defending yourself without hurting the aggressor, and also not being an aggressor yourself.He also talks about restorative justice initiatives based on NVC that are in effect around the world and explains how NVC can be compatible with the seemingly cutthroat world of business and economic growth.Thanks for listening — if you like what you hear, please review us on your favorite podcast platform. Check us out on the web at villageglobal.vc or get in touch with us on Twitter @villageglobal.Venture Stories is brought to you by Village Global, is hosted by co-founder and partner, Erik Torenberg and is produced by Brett Bolkowy.

Newt Bailey (@nmbailey), founder of The Communication Dojo, and a nonviolent communication coach, joins Erik on this episode to talk about how the framework of nonviolent communication can help you be more compassionate in your conversations and improve communication at work, and in all aspects of your life. Newt tells the story of a protracted conflict at work that he was able to overcome with the help of NVC and how that was the basis for his work in nonviolent communication. He breaks down the three key skills in NVC and how it is similar to the martial art of aikido, where you are defending yourself without hurting the aggressor, and also not being an aggressor yourself. He also talks about restorative justice initiatives based on NVC that are in effect around the world and explains how NVC can be compatible with the seemingly cutthroat world of business and economic growth. Thanks for listening — if you like what you hear, please review us on your favorite podcast platform. Check us out on the web at <a href="http://villageglobal.vc" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">villageglobal.vc</a> or get in touch with us on Twitter @villageglobal. Venture Stories is brought to you by Village Global, is hosted by co-founder and partner, Erik Torenberg and is produced by Brett Bolkowy.

A Primer on Nonviolent Communication with Newt Bailey

An Englishman with the accent to prove it, Newt Bailey is a communications, mediation and team dynamics coach based in San Francisco. He is extremely well-versed in NVC (Non-Violent Communication) which he prefers to call CC (Connected Communication, or Compassionate Communication.  I've been very fortunate to attend his workshops at his Communication Dojo where I was transformed by practicing NVC experientially with kindred seekers of communications nirvana. We talk about Newt's entire life story and his journey from an engineer of computer code to a reverse-engineer of other's thoughts and feelings in an attempt to achieve win-win outcomes. A brilliant quote from Henry Ford sums up Newt's ethos: "If there is any great secret of success in life, it lies in the ability to put yourself in the other person's place and to see things from his point of view—as well as your own."  Join Newt and myself as we dig deeper than deep to find out what it means to be human and what it's like to see the other through the same lens we see ourselves: vulnerable, insecure beings who are yearn for acceptance, love, compassion and a strong desire to be seen and heard exactly as we are in the here and now. Please share a link to this episode with anyone you think can learn even a smidgen more about how to listen better.  It just might change their life as it will yours. If you'd like to be interviewed on the podcast please shoot a DM to EliMotivates on Instagram.

An Englishman with the accent to prove it, Newt Bailey is a communications, mediation and team dynamics coach based in San Francisco. He is extremely well-versed in NVC (Non-Violent Communication) which he prefers to call CC (Connected Communication, or Compassionate Communication.  I've been very fortunate to attend his workshops at his <a href="http://www.communicationdojo.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Communication Dojo</a> where I was transformed by practicing NVC experientially with kindred seekers of communications nirvana. We talk about Newt's entire life story and his journey from an engineer of computer code to a reverse-engineer of other's thoughts and feelings in an attempt to achieve win-win outcomes. A brilliant quote from Henry Ford sums up Newt's ethos: "If there is any great secret of success in life, it lies in the ability to put yourself in the other person's place and to see things from his point of view—as well as your own." Join Newt and myself as we dig deeper than deep to find out what it means to be human and what it's like to see the other through the same lens we see ourselves: vulnerable, insecure beings who are yearn for acceptance, love, compassion and a strong desire to be seen and heard exactly as we are in the here and now. Please share a link to this episode with anyone you think can learn even a smidgen more about how to listen better.  It just might change their life as it will yours. If you'd like to be interviewed on the podcast please shoot a DM to EliMotivates on Instagram.

Episode 2: Newt Bailey talks about his path to authenticity and vulnerability, NVC (Non-Violent Communication) and how leading with empathy, kindness and compassion can change the world.