Instructions
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Step1
Be honest. Lies can lead you in directions that you don't want. Keep it simple and truthful. The truth can hurt, but that is why you must learn how to be tactful.Step2
Listen attentively. Do you hate it when you have to repeat yourself because someone isn't listening? Well, so do most people. It's one thing to not hear someone, but it's an entirely different things to not be listening. When someone is talking, try to minimize distractions.Step3
Don't interrupt. You'll get your turn to speak, all you have to do is wait.Step4
Be knowledgeable when speaking. If you really don't know something or you aren't sure, don't make the things you say seem like fact. It's acceptable to not know something.Step5
Don't beat around the bush. Sometimes this can be confusing and long-winded. Most people appreciate it when you just get to the point.Step6
Practice your conversation skills. Talk to the people around you whenever possible.Step7
Use accurate language. Just say what you mean. Sometimes, euphemisms can confuse the listener. Only use jargon where people will understand. Also, keep in mind the age group of the listener. Young children will not understand an adult's advanced vocabulary.Step8
Maintain appropriate eye contact. Too much eye contact can make a person uncomfortable. Too little eye contact will appear as though you are avoiding the listeners.
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