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Asking others what we need or want is natural and desirable and is an important part of interpersonal communication. In this book we will refer to different types of requests such as: asking for favors, information, or help; asking for defective merchandise to be changed; proposing activities, etc. Being assertive when making requests means asking for what we want, properly, while respecting the rights and feelings of others.

Have you been in a situation where you spoke to someone, and they perceived you as aggressive even when you did not have an ounce of aggression in you? Have you been in a room where people only wanted to speak to one person, and you couldn’t figure out why the person received all that attention? More often than not, these things are because your communication method was poor, or rather, your delivery method. Without proper knowledge of how to communicate, you could speak to your boss and end up fired, or you could miss the opportunity to gain that client interested in your services.

If you feel like you are facing certain barriers when it comes to creating better mental behaviors in terms of your social communication, then this is the audiobook for which you have been waiting. Creating small talk, especially deciding which topic to use in a particular situation, may become challenging. Inside this audiobook, you will find useful and lifesaving tips when it comes to conducting yourself socially.

Learning how to communicate effectively, especially in a marriage relationship, is very crucial and is a matter of urgency. Relationships Communication for Couples. A practical guide to improving empathy and learn the art of persuasion to achieve success in relationships and develop communication skills for couples. An audiobook that you need to walk you through towards your journey of establishing new relationships and nurturing them into positive relationships that can lead to marriage.

When someone talks about shyness, anxiety, insecurity, and stage fright all together, what does,come into one’s mind? The simple answer to that question is that the above are fears associated with human contact or connection. Everyday man is forced to deal with other human beings. This may be at work, school, and home. Some human beings might excel at human interaction while others not so much. This leads me to the topic at hand about breaking the barriers in human communication.