In this introduction to a group coaching session, David Wolf elucidates the special opportunity of the human form of life, as well as the essential meaning of “dharma”. Through listening to this audio, get clear on the paradigm of life you’re living from, and open to possibilities of a new paradigm that provides genuine fulfillment, […]
What is karma, really? David Wolf discusses three interrelated aspects of radical, personal accountability, and connects them with real-life, moment-to-moment applications, and the wisdom of the ancients.
“Resisting reality is a losing battle, while surrendering to it brings peace of mind and heart.”
David B. Wolf
Excerpt From Relationships That Work: The Power Of Conscious Living – By David B. Wolf It happens to all of us that at times we have something difficult to say, something that might be unpleasant for others to hear. How should we go about expressing ourselves? There are three basic ways to do so, which […]
Excerpt From Relationships That Work: The Power Of Conscious Living – By David B. Wolf “Computers are useless. They can only give you answers.” – Pablo Picasso Open-ended questions are another valuable listening tool. Effectively utilized, they encourage the speaker to share more. A closed-ended question is one that invites a one-word answer. Some examples of closed-ended […]
Excerpt From Relationships That Work: The Power Of Conscious Living – By David B. Wolf In the novel Momo, Michael Ende creates the character of a young girl, who is a wonderful example of an empathic listener, and whose silent presence helps people connect with their inner truth. Momo receives a daily stream of visitors, […]
Excerpt From Relationships That Work: The Power Of Conscious Living – By David B. Wolf In the safe and trusting environment created through empathic listening, we are inspired to explore deeply, which often leads to problem-resolution. We may have a great idea how to help someone resolve a challenge, or at least think we do. […]
Excerpt From Relationships That Work: The Power Of Conscious Living – By David B. Wolf In my communication seminars I am often asked about diffusing hostility. An empathic response is the most powerful means for diffusing aggressiveness. In the mid-nineties I worked as a children and family counselor for the State of Florida Department of […]
Empathy does not mean sentimentally acceding to the demands of others. Knowing how the other person feels and being able to show it does not mean agreeing with them. I can understand and be open to another perspective, while standing for my own viewpoint. This quality of empathy and the skill to express it underlies effectiveness across practically all life dimensions.