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Be genuine  and caring when confronting 

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Be genuine  and caring when confronting 

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My favorite communication tip that I have previously learned based upon my life experiences is that it is important to truly lean into having a hard conversation even if it is 5 minutes of awkwardness, those 5 minutes can be constructive to truth, thoughts, ideas, or feelings that are of value to maintaining, growing, or healthily challenging a relationship.

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Listen to understand not just to a reply 

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Listen to understand not just to a reply 

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Be personable

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Often most people love to talk about themselves/their family so it is a great way to create relationship by asking them about themselves

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Having difficult conversations is not only going to help the person you’re talking to grow but will also help you grow and learn different ways to approach communication styles.

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Clear communication, getting to the point. Tone of voice

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Respect people’s time

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It's important to think before you speak! I think being reactionary is often the result of anxiousness

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Ask questions, and be aware of your body language.

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Actively listen and make sure to ask questions if you need clarification.

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Slowing down and listening to someone, letting them finish their thought before responding.

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Listen, don’t interrupt. Show someone the respect you would want if you were talking.

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Being genuinely curious about each other in conversation. Everyone has a story no matter who they are

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How you say something is just as important as what is being said.

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Become comfortable being uncomfortable because communicating can be scary!

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Always communicate, don’t assume they already know.

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keep your communication concise for efficiency

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keep your communication concise for efficiency

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Just ask. Ask for help if you need it, ask if someone wants help, ask what the person needs in order to learn/grow.

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Over communicate!