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A lively conversation is a life-changing topic that gives us an opportunity to change our views among a group of people. THIS LESSON IS AN EXCITING RDE WITH AWESOME LIFE SKILLS EDUCATION AND A NEW PLACE TO MAKE IT ALL OPENED TO THE 21st Century SKILLS.

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Prof. Vishal chhabra is an faculty (Department of Humanities), School for Life University of Petroleum & Energy Studies (UPES) Dehradun, Uttrakhand. He is a vivacious learner having keen interest in facilitating students with a talent for collaboration  and teamwork. He himself believes and teaches his students that learning is a life time process and we should always find an opportunity to learn and enhance our personality aas well as our knowledge.

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Hello I am ROHAN KUMAR

I was born in Jassowala, Vikasnagar, Dehradun on April 23, 2003. I also graduated from SAPIENCE SCHOOL, VIKASNAGAR, DEHRADUN. I'm currently pursuing for a BMSC Microbiology course from UPES, DEHRADUN.

So, I don't have any lasting hobbies or love but there are some things I like to do sometimes.

As: -

1: - Playing cricket and going on weekends.

2: - I love music and musical instruments like Guitare and Congo Drum, and I love to sing but not professionally.

3: - Sometimes I also write some shayaris and try to write some words.

The biggest dream of my life was to become a famous YouTuber and aspire to be a famous scientist. So far I have not done anything fun in my life but next time I will do something fun and inspiring.

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SELF REFLECTION EXERCISE

An inspiring conversation that change my perspective towards life.

when I was in 10th class I went to Vrindavan , I was very happy to see the beauty there, the temples there, the things there.
But I wasn't happy inside because for a while nothing good was happening to me.
I had lost faith in God, Because I used to think that God is responsible for whatever is happening, and he is doing all the bad things with me.
But then in one temple (I forgot the name of that temple) I met 70-80 year old pandit ji. I went to him and asked "Baba,  God is real? " , He replied "yes" . Then I asked " Do they even forget their children" he replied "no". Then I told them everything that happened, what was going inside my mind, I told everything. After listening to me, he start telling some stories, I already know that stories but I didn't know the hidden knowledge of that stories. He told me some good things about Ramayana, some good things from Mahabharata, told me some things about life, he told me everything that could put an end to my questions.
And from that day onwards, my way of seeing life has changed completely.
Thank you Baba ji

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Key attribute that employes want to see on students

By scrutinizing texts and articles, I understand that employers not only want students to be more knowledgeable and able to solve difficult technical challenges but also who has the ability to work in a team, who has great communication skills, who has a professional career. an outgoing person who is friendly and risky, intelligent and has good planning skills with good planning skills.

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The components  of communication are:

1. Message is a plan to get from the sender to recipient.

2. Encode is a bundle that is verbal or non verbal.

3. Channel is the manner by which  the beneficiary takes in the message.

4. Decipher is sorting out the bundle.

5. Any reaction that the recipient provide for a sender is called input.

6. Anything appropriating the message is called miss correspondence.1 . Message is a plan to get from the sender to the recipient.

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In this meeting we as a whole watched a bit of the show Mr. Bean.

Mr. Bean is played by British entertainer and comic Mr. Rowan Atkinson. He splendidly depicts every one of the lines without articulating a solitary word.

In this video we can see Mr. Bean giving a test for which he came totally not ready for. We can plainly see the disarray and strain and even estimate his train of considerations even without him saying a solitary word. Just by his stance, articulation and developments we can get him. This is a type of non-verbal discussion.

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12 Things That Ruin a First Impression Immediately

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" The Secrets of Body Language Discovery Documentary" talks about how body language plays in important role in every conversation. According to the documentary only 7% conversation happens in verbal form while the rest 93% happens in non-verbal form. Our tone, pitch, posture, gestures and micro-expression all play a very vital part of our conversation. If can learn to interpret body language every conversation can become valuable and profitable in business.

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This commercial is one of the few that I like. It indicates the bond between two brothers, one of them. The more youthful brother is giving a fine man speech at his older brother's wedding ceremony. In the begining, it looks as if he is making an attempt to embarrass his brother as he talks about how his brother referred to as him names and their siblings competition.
Then he mentions how his brother in place of giving him his motorcycle presents him a camera. The younger brother is disappointed by way of such a gift but then soon realises that his brother was the most effective one that depended on in his capability to end up something on his personal. The commercial is ready Paisa Bazaar, a domain to get recommendation at the monetary segment of life. It is an emotional commercial that shows sibling bonds and can emotionally connect with the viewers, it's also capable of carry new visitors due to its authentic concept and fresh idea. Also, the actors played their roles amazingly. These forms of commercial are extensively used on social media for various reasons and thus brings more site visitors to the web page.

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'The Wedding Speech' – 2 brothers, 1 advice, countless emotions! (with English subtitles)

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1.You cannot communicate.

2. You can't say what you mean.

3. You make people feel the way you want them to feel.

4.First impressions last.

5.Be interested, instead of interested.

6.Your body speaks louder than words.

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Setting Goals for Communication and Avoidance of Divorce (Creating Value in Conversations, Internal and External Matters Affecting Our Conversations)

CELESTE HEADLEE: 9 WAYS TO HAVE A BETTER CONVERSATION

1.Do not overwork.

2.Use open-ended questions.

3.Do not make a commotion.

4.go with the flow

5.If you don't know you say what you don't know.

6.Do not confuse your knowledge with theirs.

7.Remove weeds.

8.Try not to repeat them.

9.Listen briefly.

SESSION 8.2

COMMUNICATION PROBLEMS WE ALL MAKE:

1.YOU'RE NOT REALLY LISTENING.

2.HE SAYS HE KNOWS THE MESSAGE BEFORE SOMEONE IS FINISHED.

3.DISRUPTING THE SPEAKER.

4.USING THE 'YOU' STATEMENT INSTEAD OF THE 'I' STATEMENT.

5.ALLOWING YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO CONTROL YOUR FEELINGS.

6.FAILURE TO CONTROL CULTURAL DIFFERENCES IN COMMUNICATION.

7.UNDERSTANDING.

8.ATTACKING THE CHARACTER IS BEHAVIORAL.

9.WELL-INTERPRETATION MESSAGE.

10.AVOIDING DIFFICULT DISCUSSIONS.

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Communication is the key to success in relationships, both personal and professional.

Good Communication Can Help Solve Problems:

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Stick to the present topic.

Offer an apology when appropriate.

Look for areas of agreement.

Non-verbal communication

Listen tom understand.

Be sensitive and respectful

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THE FOUR BASIC COMMUNICATION STYLES

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1. PASSIVE COMMUNICATION

Fail to assert for themselves

exhibit poor eye contact and slumped body posture

2. AGRESSIVE COMMUNICATION

try to dominate others

are very impulsive

3. PASSIVE AGGRESIVE COMMUNICATION

use sarcasm

deny there is a problem

4. ASSERTIVE COMMUNICATION

THEY FEEL CONNECTED TO OTHERS

ARE ABLE TO MATURE BECAUSE THEY ADDRESS ISSUES

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IMPROVED LISTENING LISTENING

Listening To Understand Better

• Benefits

• Features

• Examples of Active Listening

REAL LISTENING: Active listening is a form of listening that keeps you connected with your partner in conversation.

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LACK OF LISTENING: Slight listening is defined as listening without interrupting or interrupting the speaker.

To be a better listener first,

we need to understand why obedience is important. When the world changes and we do not do the right thing, it is important to pay attention to the thoughts, feelings, words, feelings, and opinions of others.

SIX WAYS TO BE A BETTER LISTENER

1. Listen to learn without being rude.

2. Silence your agenda.

3. Ask more questions.

4. Pay close attention to your presentation.

5. Repeat what you heard.

6. Wait until someone has finished speaking before you respond

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Social therapist Amy Cuddy contends that "power presenting" - remaining in a stance of certainty, in any event, when we don't feel sure - can support sensations of certainty, and might affect our opportunities for progress.

Our stance, articulation, developments and articulations affect how others see us. We are continually being decided on how we convey ourselves. She discusses faking till you make it and to accept that where you are is by and large where you ought to be at. What's more, to not question oneself and be sure. The line " Fake it till you become it" truly impacted me.

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Your Body Language May Shape Who You Are | Amy Cuddy | TED

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lyrics by me (Full song after getting good singer)

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I'm not a good singer
but i think i can write well
I am going to write better in the future, Because i want to write something good.

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Discussion Topic;
What is communication?
-can be able to communicate effectively or act to transfer information from one place to another.
Communication can be verbal, non-verbal, written and visual. Verbal communication skills arise whenever you use spoken words to convey information to another person. Unusual include body language, tone of voice or voice.

Effective communication skills tools in the workplace: - LIVITIVENESS PATH AND STARS. The Star Method provides a format that we can use to answer the question of ethical discussion.

Prepare; Status; Work; Action; Result; not thinking about new details when responding, instead responding to what we have planned before can help.

30 seconds Introduction: Education and knowledge; practice; expert tips- understanding the importance and presentation; framework communication; ask what is appropriate; inform others immediately.

some interesting topics discussed later:

clubhouse communications; An attitude that plays a major role; Unusual eye contact; Interviews and introverts; Honest communication is vital; Accent plays a major role in communication.

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Evelyn Glennie , a most sought after musician internationally, is a musician internationally, is a multi-percussionist who can play thousands of instruments to perfection. Surprisingly, she achieved this status in spite of her disability as she was profoundly deaf. But she learnt to listen with her body instead of the ears. She feels the sound through her body.

Evelyn was eleven years old when it was discovered that she had a hearing problem. She wanted to pursue her career in  music but her career in music but her teachers discouraged her. It was Ron Forbes who recognized her potential and supported her. He advised her not to listen through her ears but try to sense it in some other way. This proved to be the turning point. She learnt to open her body and mind to the sounds and vibrations. After that she never looked back. She  had mastered the art of interpreting different vibrations of sound on her body.
She joined the prestigious royal academy of music and scored the highest marks in the history of the academy. She worked hard and with determination stood against all odds and got right to the top. In 1991, she was presented with the royal philharmonic society's prestigious 'soloist of the year award'. Apart from the regular concerts, Evelyn gave free concerts in hospitals, prisons and also to aspiring young musicians. She became a source of inspiration for the deaf and other handicapped children. She inspired them and made them and made them believe that if evenly could do, so could they.