| During the month of February, we
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| | candidly can be very difficult.Many times
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| celebrate and focus our attention on
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| | we hold ourselves back by engaging in
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| relationships. Relationships are a
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| | self-doubt and fear. Before speaking we
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| critical part of our personal and
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| | may think to ourselves: What if this
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| professional lives, and they influence us
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| | sounds stupid, What if I am wrong? What
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| in many ways. Relationships contribute
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| | if I am giving them information they
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| to our sense of satisfaction, self
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| | already know? Expressing oneself fully
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| regard, and balance.In simple terms, the
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| | means mustering up the courage to
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| essence of relationships is the ability
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| | potentially sound foolish or repeat
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| to give and receive. As a result, our
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| | information that our listener(s) may
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| communication skills are implicitly
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| | already know. In addition, it means
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| linked to the quality of our
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| | honoring our feelings, opinions, and
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| relationships; better communication
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| | knowledge. By holding back, we deny
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| skills = better relationships.The first
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| | others the opportunity to learn from us
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| step in communicating effectively is
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| | and grow. By speaking your truth, you
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| learning to receive the message, i.e.
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| | give the listener material to work with.
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| listen. As simple as it sounds, so many
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| | From there, s/he has the choice to agree,
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| people fail to listen fully, leaving the
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| | disagree, or just accept what you have
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| speaker feeling dejected, insignificant
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| | said.Relationships work when we balance
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| and/or frustrated. The goal in
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| | speaking candidly and listening fully.
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| listening is to glean an understanding of
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| | When communication is based on openness,
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| the speaker's message. Attaining this
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| | mutual respect, and good intentions, each
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| goal takes focus, attention, and an open
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| | participant feels accepted and validated.
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| mind. Additionally, listening requires
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| | Effective communication skills allow us
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| us to hear with our eyes as well as our
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| | to share agreements and disagreements.
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| ears. Picking up on nonverbal
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| | They also enable us to solve conflicts
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| communication, tone, and other nuances is
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| | and celebrate accomplishments. As a
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| essential in interpreting what the
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| | result, our relationships are nurtured
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| speaker really means.The second step in
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| | and enhanced.See my Simple Solutions page
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| communicating effectively is learning to
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| | for Tips on Communicating
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| send the message effectively. Like
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| | Effectively!Peggy Tsatsoulis, MA CAGS-
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| listening, speaking effectively is not as
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| | is a highly sought after Professional
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| simple as it sounds. Speaking requires
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| | Life Coach and Certified Psychologist
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| us to put our thoughts into clear chunks
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| | with over ten years of experience. She
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| of information that can be easily
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| | has been dedicated to working with
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| understood by our audience. Long
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| | individuals to improve the quality of
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| diatribes can cause the listener to
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| | their lives, and her focus has been on
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| become tired, lose interest and shift
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| | bringing out the best in others. Peggy
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| focus, resulting in a communication
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| | serves a national client base through
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| breakdown. In addition, speaking
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| | phone and e-mail coaching.
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