Perhaps it's our knee jerk reaction to blame others. If so, I imagine this observation is seen in more areas than just communication. Don't be afraid to take the time to over communicate in any situation. Clarity is key.
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Communication Observation
People who initially complain about their communication with others are often the ones who are causing the communication breakdown in the first place. The more I read and study communication the more I observe this action taking place.
Perhaps it's our knee jerk reaction to blame others. If so, I imagine this observation is seen in more areas than just communication. Don't be afraid to take the time to over communicate in any situation. Clarity is key.
Perhaps it's our knee jerk reaction to blame others. If so, I imagine this observation is seen in more areas than just communication. Don't be afraid to take the time to over communicate in any situation. Clarity is key.
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Hmmmm . . . over communicate. I've been accused of that before. The problem is, though, there's a point when the other person has grown tired of listening and tunes you out. For me, the key to good communication is discovering how the other person listens.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you. In that case the other person is failing to properly communicate back. Even though they may be the problem, you have to be the solution. Thanks for the feedback.
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