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Communication is one of the most important qualities for success. To communicate is not simple. We think that to speak and to hear is communication. But it is much more than that. When you listen to somebody, ask yourself these questions - are you...More

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2. The Power Of The Spoken Word

The pen is mightier than the sword, says an adage. But most people do not know that when written become spoken , they explode like firecrackers! If books speak volumes, speeches fire up entire lives. There are three kinds of...More

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3. Dealing With Aloof Persons

In he role of he aloof we disance ourselves from ohers, avoiding meaningful or hones emoional conac. In his way, we are less likely o be hur or conrolled by people?s negaive emoions, requess or demands. 1. We hide from...More

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4. Body Language: What?s In A Handshake?

All over the globe, people greet each other in different ways. This is brought about by different cultures. Even the primitives of yesterdays down to the present tribal groups use greetings to show respect and acknowledgement of meeting one...More

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5. The fundamental need to create links to communicate at your best.

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Copyright 2006 Emmanuel Segui Others call it getting rapport. I call it creating links. Let's face it! Communicating is tough. Have you ever asked yourself how you can get others to understand yourself easily? You...More

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6. Are Your Boundaries Hiding Your Light?

Copyrigh 2006 Ada Pora Are your boundaries proecing you or suffocaing you? Boundaries indicae where our no-go zones are: hey are inended o define and proec ha which is valuable o us. We may also pu up boundaries...More

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7. Types of Self-Defeating Communication

If there was a law against people verbally abusing themselves, it would be a safe bet that most Americans would now be in jail. The things we say to ourselves both silently and out loud are amazing! And we say these things to ourselves almost...More

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8. Communication In Romance

Romance. Can it be discussed? It has to be experienced, isn't it? But, let us talk of romance, because we cannot avoid discussion about it. Let those in love, decide how correct is the below discussion on communication in romance. Romancing is not a...More

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9. 5 Important Details Developing Rapport

Let us take a peak at the basics of developing rapport with others. In a nutshell, what it takes is to ask questions, have a positive, open attitude, encourage an open exchange of communications (both verbal and unspoken), listen to verbal...More

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10. Feedback: Listening to What You Don't Want to Hear

1. First, accept the fact that you are not perfect and that nobody else is perfect, either. This seems self-evident, but a surprising number of people expect themselves to get everything right the first time, often without...More

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