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The Habit Of Brevity

The Habit Of Brevity

Are you having trouble in speaking out your idea/points to others? Do you get confused while presenting? Did you wind up being unclear exactly what you hope other people will do?

If yes, then the habit of brevity can help you

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If I had more time, I would have written a shorter letter.

MARK TWAIN

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To Effectively Communicate..

To Effectively Communicate..

The average leader -- even the above-average one -- might gather the team and explain why it's such a great opportunity for the company/organisation

The emotionally intelligent leader, however, frames everything from the point of view of his or her teams

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Crafting Your Message In A Emotionally Intelligent Rute

  • think about different angles to craft the right message.
  • segment things better, so that you don't try to communicate everything to everyone at once.
  • Try to be brief
  • Take time to weed out the many things you might want to say in order to make the ones that you truly n...

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How to be emotionally intelligent while conveying your message

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