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Why Effective Communication is Vital for Startup Founders

Uncovering the Power of Effective and Persuasive Communication Through Pitcher Zee 5’s Story! Effective communication is essential for any successful business. It is essential for building relationships, inspiring action, and getting results. Persuasive communication can help you to make a lasting impression on your audience and to get them to take action. A great example […]

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Assertiveness – An Introduction || SkillsYou Need

Uncategorized / Archana Parmar

Assertive communication is a style of speaking that allows one to convey their demands and feelings in a straightforward but courteous way. Researchers have found that being assertive in communication leads to better results across the spectrum, from the academic achievement of elementary school students to the job satisfaction of experienced professionals. This blog post

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7 Easy Ways to Improve Your Verbal Communication Skills

Communication, Presentations, Public Speaking, Speaking Skills / Archana Parmar

It’s easy to get people’s attention, what counts is getting their interest.” — A. Philip Randolph If you haven’t been snoozing the past couple of years, you have likely also noticed an overabundance of electronic tools that are designed to steal your attention and interest. Social media platforms Facetime, Skype, zoom, Webex, teams whatsapp Video games,

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importance of paralinguistic in communication

Everything You need to know about paralinguistic communication

Communication, Non-verbal / Archana Parmar

Speaking allows you to accomplish a lot more than just talking. The impact of body language, facial expression, and nonverbal speech characteristics (pitch, speed, tone, accent, pronunciation and articulation are paralinguistic features of nonverbal communication) is much more than most people even realise. The breakdown of communication, according to studies from the 1960s that have

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Speaking is controlled breathing. Did you know?

Presentations, Public Speaking, Speaking Skills, Uncategorized / Archana Parmar

Breathe in- Breathe out Rather I should be saying stomach in- stomach out. That’s how we were designed to breathe by default. The rhythm of breathing creates electrical activity in the human brain that enhances emotional judgments and memory recall, scientists have discovered for the first time. These effects on behavior depend critically on whether

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Are you Suffering from Mute English?

29 Comments / Communication, English language, Speaking Skills / Archana Parmar

Mute English Let’s talk about some moments that can make or break your impression especially the first one. You have been waiting for this moment! You are supposed to introduce a new idea/product to your audience. Excitement!!! You are called by your manager to discuss the appraisals forms. This is the interview, you’ve been preparing

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How to learn the rhythm of English Language

27 Comments / Communication, English language / Archana Parmar

Whether we like it or not, people who articulate well, both privately and in front of a group, are generally perceived to be more intelligent and possess greater leadership qualities. -Zig Ziglar English is a language of rhythm where the speaker alternates between stressed and unstressed words at regular intervals, with the stresses falling within

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