Mentor Musinguzi Willbert

5 Effective Communication skills by coach Willbert*

*1. Active listening*
By paying full attention to the speaker, you can extract the core of their message, understand their needs and concerns, and respond thoughtfully and paying attention to other people’s facial expressions, body language and tone of voice.

*2. Concise expression*
It's ’s essential to focus on delivering your message in as directly as possible. Use simple language and minimal filler words.
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*3. Empathy and emotional intelligence**
understanding the emotions and feelings behind the words of others.
For example, if someone is expressing anger or frustration, empathy can help you acknowledge and diffuse their emotion.

*4. Non-verbal communication*
Such as body language, facial expressions, and tone of voice, are significant in conveying your message.
For example, nodding, maintaining eye contact, and using appropriate facial expressions indicate that you are engaged in the conversation and empathetic toward the speaker.

*5. Adaptability*

Being an effective communicator means adapting to your audience and the context of the communication.
Switching between formal and informal communication, adjusting your tone, and choosing appropriate words is a sign of a skilled communicator.

Start with these 05 Skills and get better

Coach Willberts

Choose The Right Savings Method*
These are some of the main considerations when choosing a Savings Method:

1.Ease of access/ flexible withdrawals
2.Convenience and ease of use
3.Safety of your savings
4.Interest rate and tax advantages
5.Liquidity how easily can the savings be cashed.
6.Cost of savings at what expense are you saving.
7.Purpose and Goals of your strategy..

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Manage Your Time better .
Time is money but you have constantly been robbed of Your time.
The five thieves of time that prevent you from getting work done include:

a. Too much Work in Progress – work that has started but is not yet finished – in other words Partially completed work

b. Unknown dependencies – something you weren’t aware of that needs to happen before you can finish.

c. Unplanned work – interruptions that prevent you from finishing something or from stopping at a better breaking point.

d. Conflicting priorities – projects and tasks that compete with each other – especially when you are not sure which is the most important thing to do.

e. Neglected work – partially completed work that sits idle on the bench.

These five thieves hide right under your nose – and we are to get stuff done we must trap these thieves to expose the crimes they commit and put them to an end.

Source: Making work visible
Exposing Time Theft to Optimize Work and Flow
Dominica DeGrandis

Great ideas are ruined by fear procrastination and one failure experience for the weak.
Like a great day ruined by one negative thought..