To get things done, we are regularly required to cooperate with others.
Sometimes, we need them to give us clear instructions to ensure that we can do the best job for them.
Other times, it is us who must provide the clear instructions.
And there lies a very important point:
instructions and clear instructions are not the same thing.
When you give instructions, you are hoping that the other person understood you.
When you give clear instructions, you are certain that the other person understood you.
Today’s audio gives you a very simple strategy to ensure that you give clear instructions, every time.
To listen to the audio, click on the play button below.
If you struggle to have clear and effective conversations with others, you need to improve your communication skills.
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