Communication Hacks Using the 80/20 Rule
Cory Dunham??
Leadership Coach | Speaker | Entrepreneur | I help successful executives & owners bridge the gap between achievement and fulfillment | Happiness Expert | Faith-driven Leadership Strategist
Good communication is really important. But sometimes, people talk too much and lose the main point.
The 80/20 rule can help! This rule means focusing on the 20% of what you say that will make 80% of the impact.
Here’s how to make communication clear and easy:
1. Stick to Key Points
2. Listen More Than You Talk
3. Adapt to Your Audience
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Boiling it Down, Using the 80/20 Rule here...
The 80/20 rule helps you communicate clearly and save time. When you focus on what’s important, people understand you faster and remember what you say. Remember, effective communication is not about saying more—it’s about saying what counts!
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3 周I found value especially using simple examples in this newsletter . Welldone Cory Dunham??
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3 周One of the challenges with any communication is to understand and agree upon the fundamental reasons for a given interaction. I think a lot of problems stem from this. If one person thinks that the goal is to convey specific information about a process and the other thinks the point of the conversation is the build stronger collegiality between coworkers, no one is going to go home happy. How do you minimize the occurrence of such goal mismatches?
It’s all about being purposeful with our words, focusing on impact rather than volume. Listening more and adapting to the audience are powerful tools for making others feel valued and ensuring the message truly resonates. Great insights there, Cory.
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3 周Such great advise. Most people just Like to talk and aren’t good listeners. I’m Trying to work on being a better listener and asking questions. Thanks Cory
spot on and good points