Farrah Carlier: "Unlearning" To Be Me with Marshal Rosenberg
Remembering Marshall Rosenberg
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4m 10s
Farrah Carlier shares a story of how Marshall Rosenberg helped her let go of perfection and embrace greater authenticity. She recalls a memorable experience singing with Marshall, which showed her the value of being imperfect, present, and connected heart-to-heart. His influence changed her priorities and deepened her commitment to living and sharing NVC.
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