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Know what you are saying and why: understand clearly the purpose and
intent of your message. Know to whom you are communicating and why. Consider
any barriers you may encounter such as cultural differences or situational
circumstances (gender, age or economic biases). Ask yourself what outcome you
want to achieve and the impression you want to leave.
2. How will you say it: we are all aware by now, that it’s not always what you say, but how you
say that counts. Begin by making eye contact. You inspire trust and confidence
when you look the person in the eyes when you speak. Second, be aware of your body
language since it can say as much, or more, than your words. By standing with
arms easily at your side you tell others that you are approachable and open to
hearing what they have to say. If instead, your arms are crossed and shoulders
hunched, it suggests disinterest or unwillingness to communicate. Good posture
and an approachable stance help make even difficult communication flow more
smoothly. Make sure you speak in a cooperative, non-adversarial tone. Be
nonjudgmental.