Nanette Geiger
Nanette Geiger is the Best Selling Author of "Create the Love of Your Dreams" and Top Law of Attraction Life and Relationship Coach. Nanette's students have manifested the lives and loves of their dreams, financial well being, and healthful bodies, to name just a few of the successes available to you.
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| Gain Personal Growth in Communication |
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| Written by Nanette |
| Sunday, 31 January 2010 10:21 |
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We've all found it rather difficult to develop personal growth in communicating our thoughts or feelings to someone else. Forming all the emotions and thoughts that are jumbled in our heads to a sentence or two can be challenging. However, we need to interact with one another, because it's what makes this large world go 'round. Instead of becoming frustrated, and assuming that the world just doesn't understand us, we should try to understand others. You can gain personal growth in communication with others, and here are but a few ways to help you achieve this: RelaxDon't become so wrapped up in how something should be or what would make it better. When you communicate with someone, and you develop preconceived notions on how they should be, you turn them off. Try not to be so firm in your beliefs before you completely hear what the other has to say. Taking your time to understand someone, that is the trick. If you don't have time for someone else, why, praytell, should they have time for you? ProbeBegin by asking questions when you communicate with someone. After all, people don't naturally walk up to others and explain everything they feel, want, like, and have been through. When you ask someone who you're communicating with questions, they feel as though you actually care, and they will start asking you questions. Probing questions are what makes conversations. For example, if a person says they like to eat cheesecake, a good question would be, "What kind?" Simple as it is, it is rather effective, and keeps the conversing on a consistent and non-invasive level. ListenA question that is often asked of people is, if they should wait to speak, or actually listen. Forming statements or questions in our heads, and focusing solely on them until the person we're talking to takes a breath in speech is rude, and reckless. When you abandon a person by waiting to talk we show them that we weren't very interested to begin with, and rather selfish in this right. Speak... HonestlyLies are often uttered to total strangers. These are only little white lies, but they are lies, nonetheless. When you meet anyone, or talk to existing friends or family, try to speak with honesty. The more honesty you show, the more personal development you can gain in building integrity. When you speak honestly, you won'tt speak or do something opposite to what you feel. Try to apply this concept to every encounter that you have. Be the HostLet's say, for instance, you go to a party. It's a small gathering, maybe no more than forty people, and you have to mingle. You can communicate very well by thinking of yourself as the host of the party. Now, don't lie and say things such as, "I paid a lot of money for this event. Do you like it?" Try to stay in your own roll or flesh as partygoer, but be as inviting, friendly, and comfortable as a host should be. People will begin to flock to you, going to you for your command of entertainment and conversation. Balance YourselfYou can most definitely gain personal growth in communication once you simply treat people the same way you would like to be treated. A warning to you: the more sociable and friendly you become, the more responsibility you hold. You must compare your actions with your words. Your feelings must be expressed in a non-attacking manner. Build those relationships, and further develop personal growth in communication skills.
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