Title: 21 Communication Techniques (Effective communication strategies)
Headings: 21 Simple But Effective Communication Techniques
21 Simple But Effective Communication Techniques
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1. Offer a genuine smile.
2. Ask the right questions.
3. Practice active listening.
4. Observe good communicators.
5. Give (and receive) feedback.
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6. Destress and calm down.
7. Empathize with others.
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8. Read regularly.
9. Choose your words carefully.
10. Show keen interest.
11. Keep your sense of humor.
12. Notice your body language.
13. Reflect and affirm.
14. Be concise and clear.
15. Remember the Golden Rule.
16. Practice sharing your voice.
17. Harness the power of silence.
18. Lose the filler words.
19. Use the other person’s name.
20. Keep your ego under control.
21. Avoid information overload.
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Content: We ask questions out of curiosity and to engage the other person. We also ask to keep a conversation going and to give us another opportunity to pick up on both verbal and nonverbal cues — which leads us to the next communication technique. 3. Practice active listening. Notice the body language of someone listening carefully. They are turned toward the speaker, looking directly at him or her, and fully engaged in what's being said. Effective communicators practice active listening: they attend to everything the other is saying and doing during the conversation. They pay close attention to how the other person is saying the words and what the other’s body language might also be saying. They do this so they can then respond in a way that shows they understand what the person is saying or that shows the desire to understand it more fully.