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The divide between good communicators and not-so good communicators begins early. Most of us stumble through middle and high school speeches along with possibly a course or two in college (unless you’re majoring in communications). Most of us accept that we will only be mediocre speakers, unless we’re born with the gift of charisma.
Yet, communication skills are one of the top skills necessary for succeeding in every single job on the planet. People who communicate better get promoted more often, get more proposals, and have an easier time addressing conflict in their business.
So, it pays to be a better communicator!