Simple method to improve your communication skills

Before you can improve your voice, you must become aware of what that looks like. This powerful 3 step process will give you an authentic list of the do's and don'ts for you to be a great communicator. Try not to cringe while doing this... 🙈

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[askvinh]

My 3 Part Communication Skills Course:

[Findout_]

I don't know how to put words together to tell you how much i appreciate what you do vinh.

[H_ahh]

Being an Introvert is so painful, i remember once my father told me to tell the waiter for 2 water bottles, i was nervous so i was kinda stuttering and my voice was kinda low as well and i got more nervous, when my dad saw me like this, he just ordered 2 bottles of water himself and then when the waiter left to bring the bottles, dad looked at me and said "how pathetic!" .. As a introvert i know its hard to go with the world, after that day i really promised myself to be an extrovert, NO MATTER WHAT.

[Dem]

This advice is so good you can run with it. How do I look when I eat for etiquette purposes, how do I sound when I sing. As long as your kind and patient with yourself, this can take you a long way

[maryamalkhairy]

Painfully insightful
Important reflection and only gets better with practice 👍

[JustGrowSG]

It's funny I come across this because I'm often told that I am very articulate and that I have a very good speaking voice. The problem is that I don't hear it. I sound weird to me. I used to take speech classes as a child to remove a lisp and to help me say certain words properly. Fast forward, whenever I replay my own voice back, I have a hard time enjoying how I sound because I may stutter or over-talk. I veer away from the topic to draw from other instances to go back to the original topic to convey the point. I'm working on these issues actively, but it's definitely a work in progress.

[Damage_Inc]

I think most people are afraid of what they might see if they recorded themselves and had to watch it. I still have a video from a public speaking course I took 5 years ago that I’ve only watched once briefly and I couldn’t stand myself. I should probably watch that video…

[donbirch]

Tbh I don’t know if I have the courage to do this but i’m gonna try 😂

[rajap]

Wow, that's a wise tip. Thank you very much

[GoldenVulpes]

I did this, and recorded it over and over till i liked the way i sounded. It took 2 hours for me to record 1 min

[iczybear]

Was just doing this for day and a half and it's crazy how massively I've improved ❤

[John]

I'm thoroughly enjoying this. I had the pleasure of reading something similar, and I was thoroughly enjoying it. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint

[therealpulsekin]

Not a bad idea, it would be interesting if my teachers did this too.

[nito]

Bro, I think people need to talk to themselves…. I would say I have good people skills, and frequently I talk to myself. But I also break down thoughts, ideas and concepts to myself in a mirror or laptop/phone recording

[AlviTVBD]

Haha, I always hate seeing or hearing myself speak ot even my constant body language, hard to stay firm. I gotta push and push for improvements making notes and implementing them. Starts today, now, here.

[Earl_TheSquirrel]

The way that guy is sitting is urling my soul

[kevmex]

What do we talk about? Is there a subject that we should focus on to get a variety of pointers?

[localppcartist]

I do this when, practicing my music instrument and shows i play.

[haneefogs]

idk but i'm just too much shy to record myself, it's soo devastating

[adeelachoudry]

I'm cringing thinking about i will cringe if i did this! lol definitely will be an effective technique!