The Art of Communication - Deepstash

The Art of Communication

Talking to another person mindfully should be because you're wanting to "connect" with whomever you're speaking with from a place that is present, kind and respectful.

We have the opportunity to engage with total awareness and recognize the "best of" each other by what we choose to say.

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