My Communication Is The Response I Get
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My Communication Is the Response I Get
Summary
Have you ever felt like you communicated clearly, yet the other person didn’t understand you? Did you blame them for not listening, or did you take responsibility for the response your communication elicited? Were you grounded in your truth while being flexible in your approach?
Communication is like a dance ?" a blend of leading and following, giving and receiving, speaking and listening. Through this dance, we can master ourselves. First, however, we must take responsibility for how our communication resonates with others. Blaming a partner for a misstep doesn’t enhance the dance or the dancers.
The Art of Effective Communication
Effective communication goes beyond just speaking your mind; it bridges worlds. It demands active expression, attentive listening, flexible thinking, and awareness. Communication shines when two people align seamlessly in thought.
Consider how different expressions can alter understanding. A child taught to say, “May I use that, please?” instead of "Give me that," changes the dynamics of interaction. It's not just about words; tone, inflection, and volume play a crucial role. On a sports field, projecting your voice is appropriate, but in a library, a softer tone is necessary. Minor adjustments can lead to profound changes in responses.
Much of communication is nonverbal: pauses, body language, and awareness. When our communication is congruent with our intentions, we receive responses aligned with our goals. If our body language or tone doesn’t match our words, achieving the desired outcome is less likely.
Self-Mastery and Communication
If you struggle with communication or feel dissatisfied with the results, explore the reasons. Remember, we are empowered to create change. At Niurka Inc., we teach tools like mirroring, matching, framing communication, and building rapport.
Effective communication yields effective responses. Resistant responses suggest we are communicating with resistance. Often, people label others as “impossible to communicate with,” indicating a lack of skill in aligning and moving someone through communication.
Masters of influence don’t label others as stubborn or slow. They understand their partner’s communication style and adapt accordingly. Successful individuals take ownership of the results their communication produces, recognizing their power to create change. They understand that the responses they receive reflect their expression.
In essence, mastering communication involves flexibility, responsibility, and the awareness that your expression influences the responses you encounter.
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