Jul 9, 2011
One of the important things I have learnt this week… People don’t like to take responsibility for the arguments and without that crucial action, arguments are never resolved…  5 Principles of Effective Communication: 1) Disarm; find something true in what they are saying and point it out. 2) Empathy; Convey how they may be feeling and paraphrase what they told you. 3) I Feel Statement; let them know how this makes you feel. 4) Stroking; make them feel important and let them know what about them you admire. 5) Inquiry; Ask them to let you know more about what they are thinking and feeling.  Try it…

One of the important things I have learnt this week… People don’t like to take responsibility for the arguments and without that crucial action, arguments are never resolved… 

5 Principles of Effective Communication: 1) Disarm; find something true in what they are saying and point it out. 2) Empathy; Convey how they may be feeling and paraphrase what they told you. 3) I Feel Statement; let them know how this makes you feel. 4) Stroking; make them feel important and let them know what about them you admire. 5) Inquiry; Ask them to let you know more about what they are thinking and feeling. 

Try it…

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in⋅ter⋅est⋅ing  [in-ter-uh-sting, -truh-sting, -tuh-res-ting]
–adjective
1. engaging or exciting and holding the attention or curiosity: an interesting book.
2. arousing a feeling of interest: an interesting face.
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