How to Improve Communication Skills By Reuben Singh

How to Improve Communication Skills

Communication Skills

We learn to talk at an early age, but most of us don’t have formal training on how to effectively communicate with others. That’s unfortunate, because it’s one of the most important life skills there is, and one you use your entire life. Whether you want to have better conversations in your social life or get your ideas across better at work, here are some essential tips for learning to to communicate more effectively with examples-:

1. Pay attention to your body language and nonverbal cues:

Your posture, eye contact, hand gestures, and facial expressions can all impact how your message is received. Learn and practice use of body language. Join the best communication skills training centre that trains it such as Wabs Talk.

2. Practice active listening:

This means not just hearing what the other person is saying, but truly trying to understand their perspective. Repeat back to the other person what you heard them say, or by asking clarifying questions.

3. Use clear and concise language:

Avoid using jargon or overly complex words and phrases. Consider taking a course or workshop (at WabsTalk) on communication or interpersonal skills.

4. Be mindful of your tone:

Your tone of voice can convey a lot of meaning and emotion.

5. Ask open-ended questions:

This will encourage the other person to open up and share more information.


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6. Practice empathy:

Try to put your feet in the other person’s shoes and truly understand their feelings and perspective.

7. Take time to prepare for important conversations:

Think about what you want to say and how you want to say it.

8. Give others a chance to speak:

Don’t dominate the conversation; allow for back-and-forth dialogue.

9. Stay calm and composed, even in difficult situations:

This will help you think clearly and communicate more effectively.

Some more tips:-

  •  Practice your public speaking by giving presentations or joining public speaking classes like WabsTalk !
  •  Improve your written communication by reading and writing more, and by editing your work for clarity and concision.
  •  Seek feedback from others on your communication style, and be open to learning from their perspective.
  •  Practice assertiveness by learning to express your own needs and boundaries clearly and directly.
  •  Finally, work on your conflict resolution skills by learning to listen to others and finding common ground.

– Reuben Singh ✍️


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