How To Set Boundaries Learn To Say No And Stop People Pleasing Audiobook

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In today’s world, the ability to converse with grace and respect has become somewhat of a lost art. The majority of conversations now occur online, with people often distracted, holding a spoon in one hand and their phone in the other, even while at the dinner table. • Conversations, when handled well, can be both enriching and insightful. However, they can also be frustrating, disrespectful, or demeaning when proper etiquette is ignored. • Here's my English Course's link: • https://aleenarais.com • 16 bad Conversation Habits: • Know-It-All Attitude - You appear unteachable when you portray this trait. Show interest and be ready to learn from others. • Completing others’ sentences for them - Very annoying thing to do when somebody talks to you, please refrain from this behaviour. • Asking Intrusive Questions - Do not ask personal questions or anything that could come across as intrusive. • Trying to outdo the other speaker - Bad manners! Portraying an air of superiority is not something people forgive easily. • Being Silent or Non-Responsive - Respect their time, give them respect, participate. • Monopolizing the Conversation - Let it be a dialogue, not a monologue. • One particularly disruptive habit is hostile attribution bias, where a person assumes the worst intent behind someone else’s actions. • Earphones During Conversations - Take them out, talk, put them back in. It's easy. • Sarcasm and Cynicism - Sarcasm needs to be reserved for people you have a comfort zone with. • Dismissing Others’ Ideas - No one can know everything (not even ChatGPT), lend them your ears, you might learn something valuable. • Self-Centered Conversations and bragging - We know you are awesome, but not every conversation needs to be about you. Right? • Giving Unsolicited Advice - Empathy can be better than advice. • Being Insensitive to Others' Emotions. • Restless Movements and Body Language - Be patient mentally and physically. • Lack of Eye Contact - Make appropriate eye contact. Makes them feel heard. • Divided Attention: Phone Etiquette - Phones are anyway taking up too much of your time, do not indulge in them while talking to someone.

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