Communication Reminder

1. Don’t rush: Always have paused in between your conversation, it allows the other person to understand you more efficiently. 2. Don’t forget to praise: give compliments about anything you can, everyone likes to hear good things about themselves. It is also known as one of the best communication skills.3. Be honest with people: it is not bad if you don’t know something, don’t pretend like you know everything. Be honest and ask or even if you know to allow the other person to speak, you…

These 7 C's of communication are a convenient way to ensure good business communication. They will help you become an effective communicator and you will find more success in your interactions with people.

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Isn’t it amazing how hard we have to work at communicating well? I often throw up my hands and think, “God, does it really have to be this difficult?”Whether it is working through a misunderstanding with my husband, negotiating through a conflict among my children, or responding thoughtfully to a coaching client who’s trying to figure out her next best step, communicating well is an essential skill that requires intentionality, humility, and perseverance. Although words have always come…

1. They are confident in their voice: good communicators have confidence in their voice that easily motivates the listeners. 2. They talk to the point: they don’t just speak out something to make people happy but they speak the truth and to the points. Their talks are very powerful that changes the listeners mind positively.3. Asks questions in between: these people ask questions in between to make sure that the listeners are getting the exact messages. 4.Have control on their non-verbal…

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