How can you become a powerful communicator?

How can you become a powerful communicator?

                Speech is a gift from god and therefore should never be taken for granted. To learn to communicate effectively is the most important activity of your life. Effective communication is a gift you give others. Never forget that the effectiveness of your communication will determine the effectiveness of your life. What is the difference between communication and effective communication? There is a whole world of difference….

                Effective communication requires the knowledge of certain communication factors and mastery of a few skills. Recent research suggest the effective communicators achieve greater success both in society and at work effective communication allows to have healthy and fulfilling relationship in our personal as well as personal life

Communication skills

                Public speaking is not just an art but a craft that can be learnt...Human being constantly communicates from the cradle to the grave. If you read the history of any nation, only who made the most effective use of the power of words had become great leaders…..

                To process a skill means to have the ability to do something well….this is because they are totally ignorant of the seven major skills involved in public speaking...They are as follows

1. Eye-contact
2. Gestures and postures
3. words
4. voice
5. intention
6. confidence
7. participation

Tips for effective communication

3 most important tips:

• learn to express yourself
• learn good listening skills
• learn to be assertive

learn to express yourself:

                     help others to get you know better,so they will what to expect from you. they will help you to get knowledge because they will offer information about themselves.

learn good listening skills:

                     careful listening avoid misunderstanding , give your undivided attention to the speaker. ask question if you need more information....

learn to be assertive:

                     say what you have to say with forthrightness without being aggressive...