Think before you speak, hacking the secret of communication | Catherine Molloy | TEDxEnniskillen

you might think that you have communicated, however have you really? this talk explores the impact communication can have both negative and positive and how we can hack conscious communication. Author, Executive Leadership Coach, Communication, Body & Energy Language Expert

[smyrnasstory]

“Thoughtless speech is like the stabs of a sword, but the tongue of the wise is a healing”

[fmywgdv]

Thank you, Catherine, for highlighting the importance of conscious communication and sharing your story and knowledge. I value your insights and appreciate you bringing awareness to such an important subject that impacts us all.

[shelaghbrennand]

This is brilliant. It seems such a simple thing to do - conscientiously communicate - but clearly it’s not! Catherine delivered such an important message so perfectly.

[demipaterson]

Such fantastic information, I love the power of three!

[vaibhav]

I like the new perception towards misdirection and with a great example

[moseshmoses]

thank you, I thought I was just going crazy. I've always thought of communication in the same manner. I am glad I've found this video.❤

[Roberto_wisdomworld]

Amazing speech Cath ❤🙌 thank you for sharing your wisdom🙏🙏🌺💝

[HassanYounes-official]

Great TEDx talk...Very relevant to our times.

[prakashkumaroneworld]

Catherine, this is amazing stuff. knowingly or unknowingly we are a victim of mis-communication or missing the context of conscious communication. Thank for bringing such an important aspect of daily life. I truly agree conscious communication brings domino effect and high productivity. Once again thank you.

[bestar__]

It's a good stage to learn English and phrases...I really want to speak but I can't ...so I attend all seminar of tedx

[MondayMorningActivation]

Great content. Always learning from your content.

[clementosea.]

An interesting topic this is, and was well presented.

[rosminazuchri]

I am Rossy. This vidio very interesting n.helpful to learn communication in English. Thanks

[Sammy]

Got into a huge fight with 2 of my friends and I really need this 😅

[ngxpris]

hmnnn!!! Bravo 👏🏼 @Catherine for your presentation dear., yet in my opinion, WE are Not D Same individually. 1st Some pple will spite at U or even frown when u Smile at them, some will totally decide to go opposite just Nevis they are wired that Way. U making an excuse for yr husbands inability to have communicated his concern in a more gentle ñ verbal way rather than a smack ñ also communicating certain morales to a certain demographic may turn out to be a new schooling on yr Psyche altogether Nevis of Cultural beliefs but A BIG tHANKS to U for I did Learn somethings from yr Talk maam

[ekene]

Love the story, but why would tensing up, make someone upset.

[orvilleraposo]

We must be aware of the unconscious, that which is outside our consciousness because unconscious thoughts emotions behaviors attitudes biases inclinations cause us to trip. We can be mindful only when we are conscious of the unconscious, that which is outside of our consciousness, all that is automatic and conditioned like our reflex actions anger and our very nature... Once we become conscious of the unconscious we can become mindful and conscious and aware.. And live deliberately.. Consciously.. Mindfully.. With awareness and translate that into conscious communication

[kimberlykane]

Like being in a bad therapy session this Ted talk

[LarryP]

The content here is extraordinary. Reading a book on the same subject was a transformative experience for me. "Mindful Mastery: Living Intentionally in a Chaotic World" by Kyle Ash

[antandshell]

"Would you like to change lanes " is still a trigger. Let him drive, he doesn't want your help.