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How to Communicate Better with Three rules of 3
Communication is part of daily life. We use it to convey our ideas to other people so that they may understand our purpose.
There are 3 rules you can implement to improve your communication :
- Compose your sentence or ideas into three parts
- Try to explain a concept or ideas in three different ways
- Explain difficult concept or ideas three times to make sure people understand it more
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First Rule
When you try to explain an ideas, try not to make much sentence or main idea more than three parts.
If you exceed this, try to eliminate and summary that part so it can compromise into only three parts
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Second Rule
If people still have difficulty to understand your speech. Try to explain it in different ways.
You can use stories, metaphors, or real case in daily life to make it easy to understand
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Third Rule
If there is any difficull ideas or concept you want to tell. You can explain in multiple times to make sure people really grasp what are you saying.
Repetition will make people easily understand step by step, from the simple to the most complex meaning.
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