
Tuesday, March 9th, 2010
Consider this statement: “the meaning of the communication is the response you get”
What does this mean? It means that regardless of what I meant to say, the only useful information is what you heard. When we take responsibility for our own communication, we become more flexible in generating new ways to communicate. Notice the responses that you get when you communicate. This feedback will provide you with lots of information about any gaps between what you meant to say and what the other person or people actually heard. You can use this valuable feedback to make corrections in your performance and get more of what you want.
Tags: Business and communication coaching, Business communication, communicating clearly, Communication skills, linguistics, misunderstandings, neuro linguistic programming, NLP, NLP presuppositions
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Kate Warren is the founder of Brightlife. She is a leader in the field of personal and professional development, and is a sought-after speaker, teacher, and coach. Kate is passionate about helping people to unlock their personal and professional potential. She is an NLP Master Practitioner, a Certified NLP Coach, a Master of Group Leadership Dynamics, and the U.K.'s first certified WealthyMind™ trainer. In 2008 her business success was recognised when she was invited to join ‘Courvoisier the Future 500’, an elite group of the 500 rising stars of British business.

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