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

PETER DRUCKER

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3. Go slow

Don’t hurry while communicating take your time pause in between that will help you to convey your message easily and effectively, give the other person time to think and understand your situation.

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1. Think before you speak

First and foremost rule is to listen carefully what the other person is saying understand there situation and circumstance then accordingly think and choose your word wisely and speak with utmost politeness and humbleness.

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3 ways to communicate effectively

3 ways to communicate effectively

Communication play’s very vital role in our daily life be it with family,friends or at work place to help you communicate effectively take note of this three ways to communicate effectively.

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2. Wear a smile

While communicating wear a positive smile and attitude to make them feel comfortable so that they speak there heart out and they genuinely feel that you care.

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