COMMUNICATION IS RELATION :

Communication connects people. You can do neither
when communication is nonexistent.

How do you maintain or build a strong relationship
when you fail to communicate? You cannot. Just as a
bridge connects two adjacent objects together, so
does our verbal and nonverbal messages connect two
people because a relationship literally means the
shared connection.

Long distance relationships often fail because of a
lack of connection, but they can work because the two
persons connect and communicate with one another
(either that, or their previous connection was so
strong it keeps them together).

I believe a large reason we communicate with one
another is our desire to be heard and understood. We
love being in relationships with people who
understand us for what we are.

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barriers so you can establish strong "bridges"
(relationships) with anyone. If you:

- have ever tried to change someone but failed
- find it difficult to get people doing what you
want while having them like you
- want to increase the love in your relationship
with your spouse
- want to make more friends
- gain control of your emotions
- and the list goes on...
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Social communications:

You face these people everyday at home, at work, and
socially. They are your customers, coworkers and even
friends and family.

The bossy boss. The crying child. The nasty
neighbor. The cranky colleague. You may prefer to
categorize them all as "jerks". Difficult people are
EVERYWHERE.

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Origin of Communications

the telephone was discovered almost by accident. What people thought they were looking for was a way to mate the telegraph work faster and more profitably - by sending distinct musical notes or tones simultaneously along the wires with a separate message sent on each frequency.

But they soon realised it could also include the human voice - a speaking telegraph. And if you could talk down a wire, wouldn't that be an entirely new and better way of communicating?

The individual parts of the telephone were discovered and developed by different people at different times.

Someone needed to take all those connections and draw them together into one working instrument. In the end that someone was Alexander Graham Bell - but he only just won the race.-----

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