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An independent person who is usually able to handle things in a self-sufficient manner, which draws people to her! But that's not the only thing. She is a smart person who is more able to understand complex concepts than many other people do. She’s a reliable and dependable person whom others can usually count on, too. She has a deep desire to be kind and fair to others since she fears cruelty. She is more susceptible than others to being overwhelmed by emotions — both hers and others'. Her unusually empathic nature is a result of her natural sensitivity to others' pain, and her desire to help them avoid it. She has an optimistic nature thus sees the best in the people around her. Because she’s not one to be overly judgmental, others usually seek out her company when they need a friend to talk to. People close to her heart likely know that she cares deeply about the inner lives of others and can listen to what they have to say without imposing her views on them.

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Monday, January 10, 2005

Speech! Speech!

When it's your turn to speak and you're afraid, stop the personal concerns about how you'll look. Make your commitment to what needs to be said greater than your fear of saying it.

If you truly believe in your message, people will believe in it too, regardless of how you deliver it.

Speak Clearly -- Listen Carefully -- Confirm Messages.

Be ARTICULATE! Do you really believe in what you're saying?

Be EMPATHETIC! Are the people in your audience really that much different from you?

Be ATTENTIVE! Is there a friendly face in the audience? Talk to it!

The exchange of ideas from one person to another has never been an exact science. You may never understand the other person completely. Neither can you automatically expect others to understand you, and the full background behind the ideas you are trying to communicate. Don't presume that you know what the other person is thinking. Stop the mutual mystification and get it right the first time. Assume you don't know. Ask. Listen. Clarify, Reach Mutual agreement.

"Executive ability is deciding quickly and getting somebody else to do the work."



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