Isaiah S. Liberda has narrated 2 audiobooks on Listento.it by 2 authors. The most-rated is Effective Communication.
Learn to Say No
Summary
Saying no should be practiced, mainly if you are used to being too available for quite a while. Ouch! Was that excessively unforgiving? I needed to make sure you were perusing. If you are not used to stating "no" it will feel outsider, peculiar, and uncomfortable. Start little and simple. Practice getting good at small nos. Like no to the servers when they inquire whether you need a beverage other than water at the café. Or on the other hand no to your kid when they have spent their remittance. Or then again no to the evening gathering where the list of people to attend comprises of such a large number of individuals who rub you the incorrect way. What's more, at work practice disapproving of those that you don't care for at any rate at first. Your level of passion, or absence of it, is essential in having the option to state "no" successfully. What is the best possible level of feeling or passion? Take a stab at saying no with a similar level of love that you would utilize when you ask, "Please pass the salt?" Timing is important too. Sometimes a yes is more comfortable and faster. Remember that expression "yes turns into a habit". Like some other habit, the more you state yes, the harder it will be to state no. This book covers information such as: Learning to say no Revelation of optimization practices Important life connection Personal development through positive self-motivation How to change your life for the better How to change your life by visualizing Using a sick day to change your life Why optimism is good for you How to succeed by creating a definite impact in your life What is positive psychology and how to use it Confident with an unmistakable vision Creating positive career changes How you can be happier in life Why you should change and where to start? How to change your world through your mind How to know your boundaries Setting boundaries with people How to set boundaries with family and friends A healthy friendship feels useful to the two gatherings. It is sure, supportive, and soothing whether times are good or terrible. Friend sees one another through the times of best and the time of worst, and through it, also, through it all the relationship remains elevating and fun. Companions make us snicker, like ourselves; they upgrade our life experience. Now and then an at first healthy, invigorating friendship turns profound and harsh; the needy scale starts tipping one way and never adjust back. Being as one is never again fun-almost every encounter turns out to be out and out discouraging. However, your friend was there for you previously, and you feel committed to being there for that person now. The issue is that your obligation never appears to get satisfied.
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Effective Communication
Summary
Have you ever feel angry at not being able to voice your ideas across? I guess you stopped making the effort to voice your opinion because you know that others will not see you. Or, are you getting increasingly unsatisfied with each conversation? Either you succeed in suppressing your anger, or you can no longer hold back your emotions or you blow up due to lack of effective communication. Whether you choose A or B, both reactions eventually lead to an immense increase in your stress levels. Stress can lead to major mental and physical disorders such as depression, anxiety, cardiovascular disease, obesity, and even sexual dysfunction. You may also be fed up with people sapping you dry just because you can't say no. Are you tired of demands of your time from coworkers, friends, and family members and expecting you to give them the time? Sometimes, you want to say no to their requests, but communicating this properly becomes a problem with you being seen as a bad person who doesn't care about Miscommunication is the number one cause of stress. Communication requires a high degree of sensitivity because it conveys every message and needs to be decoded. Did you know that communication is verbal just seven percent...and nonverbal 93 percent? The nonverbal component is a mixture of body language (55 percent) and voice (38 percent). Everyone has a different way of conveying their message. If we can't understand what someone else is trying to tell us, it is a simple defense mechanism to blame for the other person for miscommunication. Stop being a pleaser to the people! Learn how to set boundaries, and say no - without the guilty feeling! Imagine being able to refuse invites and say no. Imagine saying no to people who ask for favors and still inspire and earn respect in the process. If you want to stop being passive aggressive because you don't know how to communicate and decode messages in the right way, then it's time to discover the five most important secrets for effective communication. In this book Effective Communication:-Nonviolent Communication-Saying No, you will discover: The five most important strategies to connect as planned Practical techniques to be used in all areas of life How to make any interaction a win-win for both parties How to guarantee that no one ever takes advantage of you How to sustain and create healthy, long-lasting relationships How to make any conversation a win-win for both parties No matter how successful and clever you are, most of your insecurities are, somehow, linked to how you interact with others. Once you discover the principles of effective communication, you'll know exactly how to communicate your point, and you'll never have to be afraid of miscommunication again. Either you are saying a "Yes" or a "No".
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