In order to excel as a communicator, you have to imagine life from perspectives besides your own

In order to excel as a communicator, you have to imagine life from perspectives besides your own

The Key to Excelling As a Communicator

Taking the time to learn about the different backgrounds of loved ones, colleagues, clients, and virtually anyone else you meet is absolutely essential to become a stand out communicator.

When speaking, far too many people make conversations fully about them. I know this because I have been guilty of doing it too!

Respecting and understanding different people's communication styles and values, shows that you are considerate and genuinely care as well.

This is crucial as you never know why someone is the way they are, why they speak the way they do, or why they react the way they do etc.

This not only enhances your communication but also strengthens your relationships, which is what we certainly want more of.

The Role of Nonverbal Communication

Nonverbal cues such as body language, facial expressions, and tone of voice play a significant role in how your message is perceived.

Did you know that tonality actually matters much more than the words you are actually saying? This is something to be aware of.

Being attuned to these signals in others will always provide you with a gateway to understanding how other people are feeling during a conversation/ situation.

Start focusing on "how" you are saying things rather than too much emphasis on the "what."

Becoming an Empathetic Communicator

Becoming an exceptional communicator requires more than just eloquence. It demands empathy, active listening, adaptability and awareness of again, those essential nonverbal cues.

By imagining life from perspectives besides your own, you can create more meaningful and impactful connections with others. This is non negotiable when it comes to having productive conversations.

Each interaction you have in life offers an opportunity to refine your skills and deepen your understanding of others.

It’s essential to understand why people speak and communicate the way they do.

  • Why they may be getting defensive.
  • Why do they act the way they do in general etc.

Embrace the gift of empathy, and watch how your ability to connect and communicate effectively grows exponentially.

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Dr. Deborah Mordecai, DNP, MS, MA, BSN, CNM, CENP

Strategic Leader in Nursing: Building and Expanding Healthcare Enterprises

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Thank you Brielle Wohlenhaus! Imagination knows no bounds. Let the gentle 🐘 in my 🫴 inspire you. https://lnkd.in/g2XQ5TCp

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Excellent article, Brielle Wohlenhaus‼️👈

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This is awesome Brielle! Keep rockin'!

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