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Articles in Home | Self Improvement | Communicating articles Title|Newest|Oldest Persuasive Communication and Society  By : Rick Kirschner The question before us: Is persuasion bad for society? It's an important question, because our world is witnessing an unprecedented onslaught of persuasive communication at every turn. Much of it is the creation of professional propagandists and marketing geniuses whose ethic is play for pay, and whose only boundary is 'whatever the market will bear.' Communication Skills 101  By : Ryan Pearson Learn the keys to mastering communication. Better communication can equal more happiness and inner peace in your life. How To Use The Meta Model In Communication  By : Adam Khoo Here are several frames of the Meta Model that can be applied to the particular communication situation you are facing. 8 Tips on How to Read Body Language  By : Pamela Scott Our bodies communicate what we're feeling loudly and clearly. If you get angry in a conversation, your brain takes a minute or so to figure out how to respond without losing your temper. While your brain is doing its thing, your body is flashing signs that you are fuming. Here are eight tips for reading body language, so you can understand what's not being said. They Say Nagging and Whining Work. Really?  By : Rick Kirschner A recent scientific study seems to say that nagging and whining are effective. But at what cost? Bestselling author and coach explores the consequences. Focus on Communication Styles to Reduce Misunderstanding  By : Pamela Scott Clear communication consistently ranks as a priority for any organization to be successful. We expect clear, concise communications with our fellow workers. Instead, we should expect misunderstanding. It happens all the time. 10 Ways to Empower Your Communication  By : Paul Hata There is so much to know about communication that anyone could ever realize. You can start by watching talk shows, radio programs, clubs dedicated to public speaking, ordinary conversations, etc. Regardless of the setting and context, certain rules still apply when it comes to verbal communication. Putting Some Funny In Persuasive Communication Part Two  By : Rick Kirschner This article is the second part of a three part article series on the use of humor in positive persuasion Listen to Hear  By : Cheryl Nordyke Listening is completely different from hearing. When we listen, we should listen to understand and not to respond. Too often our response is being formed and ready to give before we have really heard what the speaker is trying to communicate. Change Your Communication Technique  By : Ann Golden Egle Are you killing the effectiveness of your managerial brilliance by taking too long to make your point? Do you talk more about yourself than about your listener? Gain some generous insightfulness courtesy of Master Certified Coach, Ann Golden Egle, and learn to communicate respectfully. Good Communication Will Help You In Business  By : Andrea R Lucas Good communication is generally a matter of give-and-take interactions. When this is in regard to personal communication, basic respect and a sense of equality between both persons are good points to keep in mind. Karma - What is It and What is Its Influence?  By : sacha Tarkovsky The word "Karma," is a word everyone knows, but what does it actually mean? Karma is simply something that exists within us, which moves us all and is made up of events that have happened, or will happen to us. How can things that happened to us make Karma? Crucial Steps to Effective Communication  By : Scott Barker Effective communication is an essential component of organizational success whether it is at the interpersonal, intergroup, organizational, or external levels. Effective communication is an important characteristic of strong and healthy families. Effective communication in the workplace is necessary for a friendly and conducive work environment. Quit Sabotaging Your Communication  By : Ann Golden Egle Were you raised in a family with circular communication? If you wanted to get a message to Sister A, you told Sister B to be sure Sister A got it? It went all around the family except directly to Sister A! Following the three simple steps here, you can drop that method forever. Communication Skills for Managers  By : Sheila Mulrennan Performance appraisal is probably the most misused and abused management tool in history. The most important purpose or goal of the appraisal is to improve performance in the future, in both employees and team leaders. Managers can get valuable information from staff to help them make their jobs more productive. Communicating on the Telephone  By : Sheila Mulrennan Good communication can lead to a better understanding of people and perhaps more importantly, allowing others to fully understand us. This is especially important in business.The telephone is a very powerful tool, especially when used within a business environment. Tips For Effective Listening Skills  By : Kevin Sinclair It is very important to possess effective listening skills in every aspect of life in order to be able to send your message out. The ability to listen at work, at home, and in social situations is as important as being able to present well. This also applies to leadership, management or a team member position. Do You Say "I don't know" Repeatedly?  By : Ann Golden Egle Admitting that you don't know is a wonderful trigger for your mind to open up to new possibilities. Getting past the negative feelings you've wrapped up 'not knowing' in is the first step. The Slam Club  By : Michelle Beaudry Want to change your life? Change your friends. Business And Communication Skills  By : Ricardo d Argence If you are interested in succeeding in the area of business, it is essential that you are well educated in the area of effective communication skills While many individuals seem to be born natural communicators, the rest of us must acquire this particular skill in order to be successful at it Name Recognition vs Eye Contact  By : Ann Golden Egle If you are one of those folks who struggle to remember an individual's name, here's a simple technique to make him feel recognized by you despite your memory challenges. I don't have a clue what you just said  By : Don R. Crawley Communication is really easy, but somehow we've hidden our plain language messages behind shrouds of cliches, jargon, and metaphors. In this article, veteran communication expert Don R. Crawley makes the case for plain speaking. Six Ways to Build Rapport for Communication Success  By : Robert Greenshields Rapport is a powerful technique from Neuro-linguistic Programming (NLP) that helps you quickly build trust and confidence with people to enable you to get better results from your communication and marketing. Here are 6 ways you can do that quickly. The Importance of Body Language in Communication  By : Sharon Alexander When working with other people, verbal communication is only one way that you show others emotion, approval, disappointment and confidence. How you walk, how you position yourself when talking and how you use your facial expression are all cues that other people rely on when making assessments about your abilities and current state of mind. From You v Me to We: Seven Strategies to Talk to Your Communication Opposite  By : Meryl Runion Research concerning communication style uncovers four different communication styles that are determined by two factors – pace and people-orientation. The Great Business In Company Is Conversation  By : Don Alexander The great business in company is conversation. It should be studied as art. Style in conversation is as important, and as capable of cultivation as style in writing. The manner of saying things is what gives them their value. Lively Listening: Nine Simple Rules  By : Helen Wilkie Listening is underrated and underused, but it is one of the most important communication skills. Good listeners are valued by those with whom they interact. These nine simple steps will help you become an effective listener. Effective Listening  By : Ann Golden Egle Is listening more effectively one of your goals this year? These seven critical techniques can foster the listening skills you ardently desire. The Secret And The Subliminal Message  By : Michael McGrath Learn how to stay focused on your desires in a way that will bring them to you as promised in The Secret. It's all about your subliminal thinking. It's time to make success automatic and easy! What type of energy do you have when you interact with others?  By : Katherine Bouglai When you meet someone new that you find yourself attracted to, do you go after them or do you get shy and avoid them until you're ready to talk to them? Read about the two opposite energy types people have and discover what works best for you. Show Confidence Through Your Walk and Posture  By : Lillian D. Bjorseth-14263 Want to look confident? Then learn to use your walk and your posture to bespeak your confidence. They make an impression even before you speak or shake hands. How to Tap the Power of Effective Listening  By : Jeffrey Zalewski Whether you are selling your products and services or recruiting a new downline member, you can put the power of effective listening to work for you. The result? You will avoid failure. In this article, we will uncover the power of effective listening. You will not only learn how to tune others in, but you will also learn to tune yourself in. Exploring Curiosity: Hunger For The Unknown  By : Kenrick Cleveland When we are born, we are open and curious and fascinated at the new world around us We are sponges Listen Up! The Secret to Becoming a Great Communicator  By : Keith Harmeyer The world's greatest communicators know, it's not so much what you say, but what you hear that counts! Would You Speak to Your Friends the Way You Speak to Yourself?  By : Debi Silber, MS, RD, WHC Man moms speak to their friends using kind words of praise and encouragement. Unfortunately, when they speak to themselves, they use a different language entirely. Listening Skills: 10 Tips For Self-Improvement  By : Bill Urell If you are lacking in the listening skills department, though, there are some things that you can start doing today to become a better listener. These ten tips will help you become a better listener and a better communicator. 3 Ways to Talk so Clients Listen  By : Robert Moment Communications skills are very important in business success.If you’re ready to get your point across and be heard, read on to find how to use a client’s self-interest to your advantage and talk so they really listen. Assertive Communication  By : Dennis Heath An essential component of effective leadership is assertiveness. But what is assertiveness and where is the boundary between assertive and aggressive. This article written by Dennis Heath, an experienced Executive Coach, seeks to define assertiveness and demonstrate its use in the corporate context. Corporate Storytelling 101: How to pick a story that moves listeners  By : Bruce Hale Tips for corporate and association speakers and presenters who want to connect more effectively with their audiences. Be A Should Buster!  By : Helene Rothschild Are you ‘shoulding’ others and yourself? Do you realize how inappropriate and hurtful that usually is? That is because the word ‘should’ implies that if you do, or do not act, think, feel, or say something, you are not okay. That message hurts everyone’s self-esteem. It also hooks the rebellious part of us, and we are likely to react in a passive or active aggressive way. In Communicating At Work: Keep It Simple  By : Helen Wilkie Whether we're talking about sales conversations, meetings, e-mails or other written messages, presentations or reports, if we want to improve communication at work, we need to learn to keep it simple. Self-Confidence: 4 Thinking Patterns on How to Communicate with Self Confidence.  By : Emmanuel Segui. Did you know that self confidence is the main problem of communicators? Discover 4 thinking patterns on how to communicate with self confidence. Learn How to be a Good Listener and Observer and become a Better Communicator  By : Fact Publisher Learn how to listen and observe people and how to use what you pick up to your advantage in communicating with these them. Conversations With A Brick  By : Gary Crow You likely have many conversations that are just like Kurt Vonnegut said, “People have to talk about something just to keep their voice boxes in working order, so they'll have good voice boxes in case there's ever anything really meaningful to say;” but what if there was at least one situation where you could be assured that the conversation would always be pleasant and easy? If that sounds good, this article is for you. Presentation Skills: your secret career weapon  By : Helen Wilkie Helen Wilkie says if you want to showcase your professional competence, you must have great presentation skills. According to Wilkie, if you present well, people think you do everything well! Law of Attraction - Body Language and Mind Reading  By : Aldian Prakoso Human beings use many different channels of communication. Yet, despite thousands of years of human development, we have regarded only the verbal channels as important — what we say and what we write. But based on the Law of Attraction we can realize that there's an entire channel, non-verbal communication, that is just as important as words, because it gives us as much attraction and information about what people are thinking and feeling. Hard Conversations - When the Soft Skills Suddenly Get Hard  By : Ingrid Cliff How to have difficult conversations with employees. Communicate Clearly to Connect  By : Sue Currie Do you think it’s easier to write an email rather than pick up the phone and have a real conversation? Well you’re not alone. When we’re busy working at our computers all day, generally alone, it’s easy to lose the knack of easy conversation. Here's a few tips to get talking again. Do You Want To Ask Powerful Questions?  By : Maurine Patten We all ask questions on a daily basis. Some you direct to others and some to yourself. If you want to get the best answer to your questions, you need to be sure you have asked the right questions. Some words have more power than others. A good question provides the information you need and satisfies three requirements. If change and action are what you are looking for, asking more powerful questions can alter your perception and attitude. Silent Signals: Body Language and Nonverbal Communication  By : Robert F. Abbott Find out how body language revealed the true values of business students; learn about the unconscious (and sometimes conscious) signals we give off about our moods and emotions. 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