Advanced Communication Skills (Introduction)

Communication is the art and process of creating and sharing ideas. Effective communication depends on the richness of those ideas. 

we will talk in about these points

-The Importance of Communication 

-What Is the Difference between Communication Skills and Advanced Communication Skills? 

-Which Advanced Communication Skills? 

1.1 The Importance of Communication 

All human interactions are a form of communication. In the business world, nothing can be achieved without effectively communicating with employers, employees, clients, suppliers, and customers. If you look at the most successful business people in the world, you will see people who have mastered the art of communication. And that’s the difference between being a good communicator and being an advanced communicator - advanced communication is a true art form. It requires practice, finesse, and a skill set that goes beyond those that the average person possesses.

Even though communication skills are so important to success in the workplace, there are many

individuals who find that there is a limit to their communication skills and that they seem to have reached
a stumbling block in their progress. They may sometimes struggle to convey their thoughts and ideas in an
accurate manner, making it difficult to reach their full potential as a communicator, a manager, and a leader of others.

However, there is hope for anyone who finds advanced communication to be difficult. These skills can be practiced and learned. It takes learning about how communication works, how to communicate exactly what it is you want to say, what mode of communication is best, and what factors are influencing the ability for you to send and receive messages with acumen.

1.2 What Is the Difference between Communication Skills and Advanced Communication Skills?

When asked to define communication, how would you respond? Most people will relate to the forms of communication - talking or listening. But communication goes beyond that. Communication involves getting information from one person to the other person. Yet even this is not a complete definition because communicating effectively involves having that information relayed while retaining the same content and context. If I tell you one thing and you hear another, have I communicated? 

 Advanced communication skills take the basic skills of communication and frame them within a general understanding of how the communication process works. When you understand all of the elements involved when people communicate, they can learn to influence not only your own communication, but the communication of others. This is why advanced communication skills are, in essence, leadership skills. They allow you access to ways to guide and direct communication between yourself and another or a group so that you can achieve your goals and outcomes.

1.3 Which Advanced Communication Skills? 

We will be looking at a variety of advanced communication skills in this ebook, though we will begin with a review of some communication basics in the next chapter. The advanced communication skills that we will examine are:

* The communications process including types of input, filters we have in our minds as we receive the input, how we ‘map’ the information in our minds once it’s received, and why we should care.

* Internal representation, or the different ways that we each can perceive our world and the main representational systems we use to do so including visual, auditory, and kinaesthetic systems, as well as physical indications of which system a person is using.

* Tips for building rapport that include a six-step process for building strong rapport between you and others and learning to think ,in the shoes’ of another person.

* Tools you can use for advanced communication such as reframing and a variety of linguistic choices you can make that will help further your communication with another.

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Advanced Communication Skills

Are you looking to take your communication skills onto the next level?
Do you want to be able to tap into other’s wavelengths be able to influence at will?
Have you ever wondered what the master communicators do and how they seem to make it look so easy?

In this blog you’ll will take your communication skills to another galaxy! You’ll discover how people think, how they process information and what goes on behind the scenes (i.e in everyone’s brain) so you can tailor your communications to get what you need and the desired outcomes.

so we'll talk about these topics :
1. Introduction - Advanced Communication Skills.
       1.1 The Importance of Communication

       1.2 What Is the Difference between Communication Skills and Advanced Communication Skills?

       1.3 Which Advanced Communication Skills?

2. Review of Communication Basics.
       2.1 Introduction

       2.2 The Communication Process

       2.3 Elements of Communication

       2.4 Taking Your Communication Skills to the Next Level

 

3. Examining the Communications Process.
       3.1 Introduction

       3.2 Types of Input

       3.3 Filters

       3.4 The Internal Map, Internal State, and Behavior or Response

       3.5 Why This Matters

4. Internal Representation.
       4.1 Introduction

       4.2 Internal Representation of Our World

       4.3 Language as a Representational System

       4.4 Verbal Clues

       4.5 Visual Representation System

       4.6 Auditory Representational System

       4.7 Kin aesthetic Representational System

       4.8 Auditory Digital Representational System

       4.9 Eye Movements as an Indication

       4.10 Phrases for Use in Response to Each Representational System

  

5. Building Rapport.

       5.1 Introduction

       5.2 Six Steps to Building Rapport

       5.3 Calibration

       5.4 Perceptual Positions

6. Tools for Advanced Communication.
       6.1 Introduction

       6.2 Re framing

       6.3 Linguistic Tools for Advanced Communicators

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