Audrey has ideas on how to improve your communication for 2013
(click on FOX Everyday Show interview to hear these discussed).
Communication skills we know but forget and need to be reminded!
January 3, 2013
New Year Communication Resolutions: 5 Ways to Build Better Relationships
Everyday Talk Show Fox 31
KDVR-TV, Denver
Click here for segment
New Year Conscious Communication Goals:
- Talk LESS and listen MORE
- Demonstrate empathy and compassion (different than sympathy)
- Respect, respect, respect (regardless of what the other person does, respond respectfully)
- One kind comment a day (acknowledge others, don't just think it, say it)
- Develop self awareness and self management
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Audrey Nelson PhD. is an international trainer, key-note speaker, consultant and author who works with organizations to increase their productivity and profitability through winning communication strategies.
Audrey is a member of the American Society of
Training and Development and the Colorado Human Resource Association.
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