#assertivecommunication

[succulentsiren]

Dark Feminine Tips 🥀- Never allow people to disrespect you

❝ Those sly comments that you are afraid to acknowledge, communicates to others you can be ran all over and spoke to in any kind of way. Never allow this disrespect go under the radar. Check then right then and there by asserting your boundaries calmly and standing up for yourself. They will then understand that they can no longer disrespect you. ❞ — H.S.

[kalavathiraj]

There is a powerful word that should be used more often, and that word is- “No.”

if only women could, QUOTUS

[femmefatalevibe]

I don’t want to be a lawyer but I love debate and watching the moots mock court. Any tips on how to be transversed in communication and confident speech like lawyers when they prep? Thank you!

Thoroughly review and research

Deep dive into all of the facts and plot points/characters & timelines of your "case"/argument

Create a logical story arch based on fact, statistics, reason, and common sense with enough evidence to dispel the counterargument (the "defense")

Refine your argument to engage in compelling, convincing storytelling using words, factual-based arguments/interpretations, personal anecdotes, visuals, videos, etc.

Hope this helps xx

[timeacoaching]

🗣️ Speak Clearly, Stand Tall

🧠 Read the full reflection: 👉 Assertive Communication: Speak Clearly, Stand Tall, Stay Kind

Assertiveness isn’t aggression — it’s clarity with kindness. This reflection unpacks how to express your truth without shrinking or steamrolling, and why respectful self-expression is key to confident, connected living.

[theluckygirlblog]

[rightanswer-net]

Improve assertiveness with practical tips and strategies. Learn how to boost your confidence, communicate effectively, and set boundaries with our comprehensive guide.

[caklus]

Mastering Passive-Aggressive Behavior: 4 Essential Tips for Positive Communication

[opalmer1-blog]

Maintaining Professionalism: Building Resilience Against Unprofessional Behavior

https://leadtoachieve.org/2023/07/28/professionalism-and-resilience-against-unprofessional-behavior/

[femmefatalevibe]

how do you deal with people copying you…

When on occasion, whether socially, behaviorally, or aesthetically, take it as a form of flattery

If persistent, take the compliment that someone admires your taste and preferences in things or how you think/hold yourself in different situations, but consider distancing yourself from this person because they probably are jealous of you and your life. You don't want them to become obsessive, clingy, or try to sabotage you because they can't develop their own sense of self & personality

At work or school, ensure all of your original ideas, work product, and related communications regarding your projects are documented via email, Slack, or voice recordings. Have sources to back up that someone is trying to steal your ideas, clients, opportunities, and projects. Call the person's intimation out as necessary to get recognition for your work. It's one thing to share the credit in a group effort and another to be overshadowed by someone stealing your ideas to get sole credit or overstepping to stifle your professional growth/new opportunities

[talktoangel2]

The Power of Assertiveness: How to Harness It for Success

Assertiveness is a valuable communication and interpersonal skill that empowers individuals to express their needs, opinions, and boundaries confidently and respectfully. Harnessing the power of assertiveness can lead to personal growth, improved relationships, and greater success in various areas of life. As an  talktoangel online counselor, I can provide some guidance on how to develop assertiveness and use it for success:

Using assertiveness for success:

In the workplace, assertiveness can help you communicate effectively with colleagues and superiors, advocate for your ideas, and negotiate for better opportunities.

In personal relationships, assertiveness fosters open and honest communication, leading to deeper connections and understanding.

In managing stress and conflict, assertiveness can help you express your needs and feelings, reducing resentment and tension.

Assertiveness can lead to increased self-confidence and self-esteem, as you gain control over your life and decisions.

Remember that learning to be assertive may take time and practice, especially if you have a history of being passive or aggressive. If you find it challenging to develop assertiveness on your own, seeking help from an “online counselor” or therapist can provide valuable support and guidance in this process. They can offer personalized strategies and techniques tailored to your unique needs and circumstances.

[kingingqueen]

How To Be More Assertive. The Nice Girl Guide To Becoming More Assertive!

Being assertive literally means communicating your needs, wants, and ideas in a positive and clarifying way putting into consideration other people’s ideas as well. Here are 10 tips for being assertive in any place or condition.

There is a way you can be more assertive in life that is not aggressive but clearly communicates what you want to say in a manner that anyone listening will respect you for.

#kingingqueenblog #assertiveness #assertivecommunication

[connieaaa]

One of these kids have known for a school year and he used to be quiet retaliator because he very small for his age. I have stepped in countless times to verify play is consensual

Big 9-year-old grabs Small 9-year-old around the neck and squeezes.

Small 9: Stop

Big 9: Continues holding around the next

Me: He asked you to stop.

Big 9: Oh, but it's okay. He was just joking about that.

Small 9: No. I wasn't joking. I said to stop because you were choking me and I didn't like it.

Big 9: Oh. I didn't realize. I won't do it again.

Small 9: Why would you think anyone would want to be choked anyways?

Big 9: I don't know. I didn't think about it like that before.

[meybellreed]

Published on YouTube: Speak Assertively: Command Any Room in Seconds!

Published on YouTube: Speak Assertively: Command Any Room in Seconds! https://meybellreed.wordpress.com/2024/09/28/published-on-youtube-speak-assertively-command-any-room-in-seconds/ Discover how assertive communication can transform your leadership skills and elevate your confidence across various life areas. Learn to express your needs and opinions clearly and respectfully, commanding attention and respect without aggression. This video will guide you through mastering assertive speaking, enhancing your self-assurance and credibility, and fostering a respectful environment where every voice is valued. We’ll also delve into common fears like rejection and conflict, and provide practical steps to overcome them by balancing self-respect with respect for others. Join us to unlock a new level of personal and professional growth! If you found this video helpful, please like, subscribe and share! #AssertiveCommunication #LeadershipSkills #ConfidenceBuilding #RespectfulCommunication #OvercomingFears #PersonalGrowth OUTLINE: 00:00:00 Unlocking Your Assertive Voice 00:02:00 Why Assertive Speaking Matters 00:03:18 Conquering Communication Barriers Speak Assertively: Command Any Room in Seconds! published first on https://www.youtube.com/@waqademy12 / from WAqademy https://waqademy12.wordpress.com/2024/09/28/published-on-youtube-speak-assertively-command-any-room-in-seconds/ via https://www.youtube.com/@waqademy12 via Maybell Reed https://meybellreed.wordpress.com September 28, 2024 at 04:39AM