The 4 components of effective communication:
- Observing what is happening in a situation (such as someone saying or doing something you don't like).
- Stating how you feel when you observe the action.
- Expressing how your needs are connected to the feelings you identified.
- Addressing what you want by requesting a concrete action.
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