Communication
when you're communicating, the three categories I want is I want know, feel, do. What do I want them to know? Information. What do I want 'em to feel? Because emotion drives action. What do I want them to do?
Craig Groschel
But actually talking over me is the hallmark of a good conversation. When people interrupt each other, when they're getting messy, when they're saying things that seem at that moment important and real, that's when a conversation sort of transcends to a higher level.
Charles Duhigg
We have become a culture where talking to an actual person is a luxury
Simon Sinek
Let’s first focus on the basics. There are four key “tests” that determine if communication is effective. We’ll begin with two: The physical ability to pass the information (can or can’t) The willingness to pass it (will or won’t) ... The quality of the message (accurate, complete, timely, relevant) The receipt of the information (able or unable to
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Herb Cohen, often called the world's best negotiator, said, "Effective listening requires more than hearing the words transmitted. It demands that you find meaning and understanding in what is being said. After all, meanings are not in words, but in people."?
Being a good communicator is a journey, not a destination.
John Maxwell
General Communication: The "Rule of 7" suggests that individuals need to hear a message approximately seven times before they consider taking action or fully understanding it. This principle is often applied in marketing and educational contexts to ensure retention and comprehension
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If someone doesn’t understand you, it’s not their fault — it’s yours.