The most important part of communication is hearing what isn’t being said. During conversations, pay close attention to what body language is saying.
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Build Message Consistency with Repetition
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Communicate Effectively Using the Execution Triangle
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Clarify Communication
To be clear you received accurate information, always communicate back what you heard.
