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Communication Advice, Help and Tips

The art of 'receiving' feedback

 By Joan Lloyd, C.S.P. - When harsh criticism comes our way, our natural instinct is to reject it and defend our position. Unfortunately, no matter how correct we may be in our own defense, it only looks like defensiveness to the other person. In end, you appear unwilling to accept “helpful” feedback and may even be shutting yourself off from feedback you really do need to hear. After all, there may be a grain (or a bushel) of important truth underneath someone’s comments that we can’t afford to discard. Most Read (Added: 13-Nov-2002 Hits: 5962 )

Tips for EQ Communication: EQ Toolbox

 By Joshua Freedman - An article on the emotional part of the everyday communication and its impact on our relations to other people. Everything isn't what it sounds like and we better be aware what we actually are communicating by those well-meaning words (Added: 18-Jul-2003 Hits: 4500 )

Eye of the Needle: A Communication Tool

 By Nancy Oelklaus - How often have you left a conversation feeling dissatisfied with how it went, how you conducted yourself, and what the final outcome was? Were there things you wish you had said that remained unspoken or statements you made that you wish you had presented differently? Did you find your "rational" mind censuring your emotions, or your emotions overriding your reason? (Added: 17-Nov-2003 Hits: 4635 )

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