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In this video I talk about communication as a learnable skill, a goal-directed intentional activity that gets better with practice.

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21 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 35

@emilydawn9557 3 года назад

This video was very helpful, I struggle to communicate with people and it makes me really annoyed. Your video inspired me to start taking action and to improve my communication skills, thank you

@neviestix Год назад

Thank you. Thank you. This stopped my beating myself up again. I can continue to learn and practice to bring my communication skills to a similar level to my more natural talents. 😊😊

@annethornton8704 Год назад

I would love suggestions on "small talk" phrases. As an INTP, I struggle with knowing what to say to a coworker as we pass in the hall, for example. I love serious conversations and talking about ideas. I don't particularly feel that I struggle with listening, empathizing, or difficult conversations. It's the easy ones that are hard! Ha!

@brakbraz85 3 года назад

It’s so good to have found your channel. I started a career in Sales this year 2021 and I love it but I need help with communication. Someone recommended Dale to me but I began to search and came across your channel.

@lakaurr7791 3 года назад

you are great sir

@joyceychang 3 года назад

Thank you! So helpful! Do you have a video about what to do when you are in a social event where you don't know that many people? I find it hard when I am in a room with many people. I don't know who to approach. Or another is, when I am talking to a person and I am not interested in the topic, how do I politely end the conversation?

@tanakakwashirai644 2 года назад

I'd love to see it.

@za7510 2 года назад

Thank you

@brians1902 4 года назад

Love your videos. I learnt a lot from Chris Voss and you.

@HowCommunicationWorks 4 года назад

Thank you so much, Brian. Please share with your friends so we can grow this community.

@brians1902 3 года назад

It is definitely a skill and one that I needed to have in an environment with sick individuals where if one does not have communication skills the consequences would be very quickly felt. The brain likes patterns and unfortunately will end up as I call it the 'pingball' conversation. .. ''you're an asshole'' ''No, I am not you are the asshole.'' And this is most people's default especially when challenged - a reacton based on ego and little on empathy. I learnt to create a new default by being calm and just actively listening and from there I can choose to label or paraphrase or whatever but the default needs to be changed because if the default is not changed then everything else is just theory.

@HowCommunicationWorks 3 года назад

Sounds great, Brian. Thanks for the comment.

@Dulce-cm2kx 3 года назад

YT brought me here to your channel and I am definitely binging! Subing to your channel and looking forward to learning more of your awesome knowledge!

@HowCommunicationWorks 3 года назад

Thank you! Welcome. And check me out on TikTok also.

@shaund9790 2 года назад

I’m learning so much 👍

@HowCommunicationWorks 2 года назад

I’m here for you.

@moraleschristie 3 года назад

Your videos are so great. I am a therapist and counselor at an in-patient treatment facility and teach a Healthy Communication course and I use various videos, including yours. I have a question that I could use your guidance on. What would you suggest I tell my patients that are interacting with someone who does not have good communication skills. Meaning, they have learned how to communicate much more effectively but their partner, family member, or friend is not a good communicator?? How do you suggest they have courageous conversations with people who have not learned healthy communication skills?

@HowCommunicationWorks 3 года назад

Hi Christine. Thanks for your kind words. I'm glad you are finding them to be useful. This is a hard question. I think I'd recommend a very heavy dose of core empathic listening skills. Look for my video on "tactical empathy" or "active listening" or just use my whole empathy playlist. It's not going to be easy, but with a lot of paraphrasing, reflecting, and mirroring, the other person can generally be made to feel heard and understood, and almost all of us are easier to communicate with once we feel heard. I'd also check out my video about telling people what you don't mean. One big source of conflict and misunderstanding is when people misinterpret our intentions. Generally, my favorite books on this topic are "Difficult Conversations," "Crucial Conversations," and "Never Split the Difference". Also Alan Alda's book on communication "If I Understood You..." is great. All of these emphasize empathic listening in one way or another. Good luck and keep me posted. You can tell the people in your classes that I'm a friend of Bill W's.

@ryanintro 2 года назад

your channel and your videos are very helpful. do you know any apps or course to improve business communication? especially being more articulate or how to speak your thoughts more clearly? thanks

@HowCommunicationWorks 2 года назад

I’m a big fan of Alex Lyon Communication Coach. I think he has some free and paid courses. And a free 6-video course on concise speaking.

@bowmantv275 2 года назад

🔥🔥🔥

@midispiache6774 3 года назад

Hello i have a problem. When i see videos for in-persons akwards or something like that. They ussualy have more enfacis in the first meet or freends. And theres my problem. What if you wabt to tal to a person that you already talk probably years ago and then you have only little conversations. What if in that years this person change that much that you dont know to talk to him enymore. How can you have like a "second first meeting" without be wiered?

@midispiache6774 3 года назад

Sorry for the wrong tiped words i'm not actually an inglish speaker

@HowCommunicationWorks 3 года назад

I would say to be curious about the other person. Spend time learning about what has happened in each other’s lives since the last time you talked.