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What are the Characteristics of Effective Communication?

When it comes to describing effective communication, it also means you are able to listen, understand, and take action on what other people say. This is the meaning of effective communication and how a department, organization builds success by understanding what desires to be done and doing it! The exchange of information is only one feature of effective communication. Understanding the motivations and feelings that inspire the information is significant.

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What are the Principles of Effective Communication?

Principles of communication is efficiently is vital in the world of marketing. Whether it’s emails, blog posts, or client meetings, good communication skills are essential.

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We at TechnoSpirit provides you the communication skills training to enhance your communication skills. These training courses increase your confidence and strength to work hard and communicate with your clients as well as your team members.

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The Silent Treatment: How to handle it--what to do--Effective Communication Skills Training

The Silent Treatment: Is it a Communication Technique or a form of abuse?

The first thing to be made clear is that the Silent Treatment is NOT a communication technique.  It is a form of abuse.  And if we succumb to this treatment and say nothing and do nothing about it, we will eventually see ourselves as "victims," as surely as if we were physically abused.

What to do when someone (especially a partner) gives us the Silent Treatment

As usual, when determining a communication strategy, we turn to effective communication skills training.  This training should tell us one very important thing at this juncture.  Always begin with YOURSELF.  Are you hammering, being relentless, trying to "win" when you speak to people?  If so, sometimes the silence of the other person results from his/her feeling overwhelmed and exhausted when "discussing" things with you.  If so, that's on you.  But still--if the result is consistently "the silent treatment" there are steps you can take to stop this behavior--steps that may require an apology and clarification from YOU.  However, it might also be the case that the person who is shutting down is not overwhelmed by your aggressive communication style.  That person might simply be using the Silent Treatment to upset you mentally and emotionally--to be abusive.  This is one reason giving children silence as a response, on a regular basis, can be devastating to them as adults.  IT IS A FORM OF ABUSE, SO NEVER EVER EVER use it with children.  Rather, talk to your children and communicate mindfully and with love, if you want them to be healthy adults.  The Silent Treatment is never appropriate, but is especially damaging to young people in our care. Dan walks through several steps in this video, that he suggests you take to combat The Silent Treatment.  The result will be a healthier, more open, more stress-free relationship.  And if this loving openness does NOT work, what you might have to give the relationship at issue is distance. _______________________________ To bring Dan into your organization or to see his premium and free resources, go to danoconnortraining.com Read the full article

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INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY! One Woman's Journey Can Make a HUGE difference

A blog by Jean M. Schmith

On International Women's Day, we honor the women in our lives--

Those who work in the home, those who work outside the home, those who are activists, caregivers, teachers, soldiers, entrepreneurs, government works, business people, nurses, doctors--and the list is endless--grandmothers, mothers, sisters, partners, and friends.  All women everywhere around the world--those from our culture, those from different cultures--all the women who make the world a better, safer place in which to live.  Let's honor the strength, courage, steadfastness, and nurturing nature of the women we know and know of. Here is a brief look at just one woman who is working to change our world for the better.  I hope that every person on earth looks today, to the women in his or her life, and thanks and honors them in a special way.  Where would we be without them?  (Think about that one for awhile.)  

  Thursday, March 8th, 2018 is International Women’s Day. At The Enough Project, we focus on countries in East and Central Africa where women and girls are too often the victims of brutal and devastating violence. However, these women and girls are also at the forefront crucial initiatives pushing for peace, inclusion, and transparency in their respective countries. Last month, we had the honor of featuring Darfuri activist and poet Emi Mahmoud at the Lemkin Summit to End Genocide and Mass Atrocities. To mark this year’s International Women’s Day, we are continuing to highlight and amplify her work. Emtithal “Emi” Mahmoud is a Sudanese-American poet and author. Earlier this year, she embarked on a harrowing journey to walk across Sudan with the goal of inspiring peace, harmony, and connection in her increasingly fragmented country. Through this “One Girl Walk for Peace” Emi aimed to use poetry as a way to “approach collaboration in a way that evokes compassion and not discord; a way that inspires hope.” Read more about Emi’s journey and take action to support her work. Emi began her walk in January in El Fashir, Sudan and ended over 1,000 kilometers away in the capital of Khartoum in early February. Along the way, she collected “Dreams for Peace” from people around the world, including over 50 participants of the 2018 Lemkin Summit. While Emi’s walk has ended, her goal of generating dreams for peace continues. “In two weeks, we've completely challenged every conversation in Sudan. It is inspiring, terrifying, and absolutely necessary, and it all started through poetry. One voice can carry many, and I am counting on all of yours. So, please send us your #DreamsForPeace” #OneGirlWalk - Emi Mahmoud (@EmiThePoet) This International Women’s Day, demonstrate your support by sharing your own dream for peace on social media using the hashtag #DreamsforPeace. Click here to learn more. Sincerely, Marissa Sandgren Advocacy Manager Enough Project   Read the full article