Personally, I feel that communication is necessary in our everyday lives, for without it we would be living in a world in which two of our basic five senses are under-utilised, namely sight and hearing. Now you may be wondering how is sight relevant to communication, and this brings me to one of my strengths in communication, which is in non-verbal communication. Non-verbal communication is further categorized in many forms, such as posture, gestures, body language and my forte facial expression. With facial expression I can get my message across more fluently, by reading the other party’s facial expression whom I’m trying to communicate, I’m able to adjust the intensity of our conversation, by signs such as getting confused to getting more engrossed. Furthermore, other than adjusting the intensity, I’m also able to shift the topic of the discussion if needed, for it may seem too insensitive to breach on specific issues, the other party gets more reserved and may even frown. ...
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