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There are only two decisions that separate you from the life you currently have and the life you desire. First you must decide what you want to focus on, on a consistent basis. The more empowering material you pour into your mind, the more your mind will produce empowered thoughts and ideas. This is obvious. The second decision to make is whether you believe it’s enough to focus on abundance mentally or if you will supplement your abundant mindset with action. Continue reading
Here we are on our last installment of Verbal Communications. Today, we are going to discuss an important but little known aspect of effective verbal communication. Rhythm and tempo are important elements that are most often overlooked by people. Don’t let the fact that we are discussing this last fool you into thinking it is least effective. The reason this is last is you need the foundation we laid in last week’s installment, Verbal Communication: Using The Right Language. Continue reading
Welcome back to the Effective Communications Series – Verbal Communications: Using The Right Language. If you missed our first article on Verbal Communications, be sure to check it out. Today, we are going to dive into one of the most interesting topics in verbal communications – how to effectively choose and utilize language in your communications with others. Continue reading
In our last article on non-verbal communication, we discussed the role of body language, eye contact, posture, and facial expression in effective communication. Now we move on to the other major factor in effectively communicating with others – verbal communication. Properly applied verbal communication skills can have a massive impact in your life. Continue reading
Communication is any process by which information is exchanged between individuals through a common system. Words are a “common system” and that is verbal communication which we will cover next week. However, communication can also take place through the “common systems” of gestures, posture, body language, facial expressions, eye contact, or behavior. This is non-verbal communication and although it is more subtle, it is far more powerful! Continue reading