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How to Become a Master Communicator by Following This One Rule

How to Become a Master Communicator by Following This One Rule

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Be the last to speak

Be the last to speak

This way, you'll be able to hear your team’s true thoughts, which you can to use to inform the opinion you yourself deliver at the end of the conversation.

As a leader, if you speak first, you’re likely to affect what others believe. Your team members may naturally align their thinking to yours. 

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Shut down outside distractions

Shut down outside distractions

A key part of being a good listener is showing the speaker that he or she has your undivided attention. Close your laptop and put away your phone.

This gives those speakers the confidence to express themselves fully without feeling that they’re imposing on your time.

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Mind your body language

Mind your body language

7 percent of a message is conveyed through words. Body language plays a major role in how we communicate and how we listen.

When you’re listening, then, be aware of what your body language is saying to the speaker. Unfold your arms and be open to what this person has to say.

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Peter Drucker
“The most important thing in communication is to hear what isn’t being said." 

PETER DRUCKER

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Make sure you hear quiet voices

Make sure you hear quiet voices

Notice who hasn’t contributed to the conversation and make a point of asking for his or her opinion, even if that requires following up after the meeting. 

Hearing from everyone, even the quietest people, ensures you get the most rounded view of what’s really happening.

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