1. Be Authentic With Your Words
First and foremost, be authentic. When you are not authentic, people see that and mistrust you, which hurts your rapport with them. Even if you have some conflicting views, it is better to be authentic than it is to pretend to be someone you are not.
Moreover, when you are not …show more content…
He is a man who says what is on his mind and is very direct with his words and meaning. It is clear what he is thinking and where his mind is at. Yet, despite some of the things he has said, he still has a lot of support in his campaign. In fact, he has had support throughout his entire career.
According to the polls, fans like that Donald Trump is telling it like it is. It's obvious he is not reading from a script or consulting with anyone on what to say. He doesn't worry about that stuff. Instead, he says things that are on his mind or that he thinks will get a reaction, which is what his authentic self wants him to say.
Of course, you don't have to be mean or degrading to people to get your authentic point across. In fact, the more compassionate you are with your words, the better you will be received. But, when you communicate in a way that showcases your honest opinions and desires, you will earn the respect of other people even if they don't agree with …show more content…
This claim obviously upsets their partner and is grounds for an argument that can last for days, weeks, months, or even years. This claim can put a huge damper on the relationship that is almost impossible to get over.
In work relationships, unfounded claims can make coworkers angry with each other, slow down productivity, decrease creativity, and put a general negative vibe in the place of work that creates a work environment nobody wants to be in.
Therefore, do not make any baseless claims in a conversation. This is one of those communication skills that takes practice because it requires thinking before you speak. Your emotions may cause you to say things that are not true simply to get the upper hand in a conversation, but it will always backfire in the long run.
6. Do Not Put People Down
Another aspect of bringing your emotions into a conversation is that you can easily put people down to try to position yourself in a higher space during a conversation. This happens every day. You've probably had it happen to you in the past month, at least. Strangers, friends, family members, and even strangers will try to put you down so that they look better in the conversation. And, it may not always be a big put down, instead, it may be a cleverly said put