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Effective communication requires both verbal and nonverbal skills from "summary" of 21 Days of Effective Communication by Ian Tuhovsky

Communication is not just about the words we say; it is also about how we say them. Verbal communication involves the actual words we use to convey our message, while nonverbal communication encompasses our body language, facial expressions, gestures, and tone of voice. Both verbal and nonverbal cues work together to create a complete picture of what we are trying to communicate. Verbal communication is essential for sharing information and expressing our thoughts and feelings. However, it is limited in its ability to convey emotions and attitudes. This is where nonverbal communication comes into play. Our body language and tone of voice can provide important context to our words, helping to clarify our message and convey our true feelings. For example, a simple sm...
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    21 Days of Effective Communication

    Ian Tuhovsky

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