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		<title>How to Master Positive Relationships</title>
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      If you want to move up the ranks of masterful communication, you have to watch what you say to others. Not just in the showpieces of communication such as a presentation, a memo, or a meeting, but in everyday interaction. Learn these 7 rules and you can quietly and unobtrusively become a master of interpersonal [...]]]></description>
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      <p>If you want to move up the ranks of masterful communication, you have to watch what you say to others. Not just in the showpieces of communication such as a presentation, a memo, or a meeting, but in everyday interaction. Learn these 7 rules and you can quietly and unobtrusively become a master of interpersonal relationships.<br />
<strong> 1. Be kind</strong>. No matter what you say or how you say it, at bottom your communication will always reveal your true thoughts and attitudes. As such, you always have two choices. You can communicate from a standpoint of love or from one of fear. When your communication is laced with sarcasm, blame, threat, anger, anxiety, worry, and control, you are essentially communicating fear. When your communication is laced with respect, appreciation, acceptance, joy, delight, wonder, and acceptance, you are essentially communicating love. If you don’t quite understand the difference, there is an easy way to communicate love not fear: always be kind.<br />
“Words are but pictures of our thoughts.” (John Dryden 1631 – 1700)</p>
<p>To continue reading Eric Garner&#8217;s article, please, go to<a title="Positive Relationships" href="http://tickledbylife.com/index.php/7-rules-to-become-a-master-of-interpersonal-relationships/" target="_self"> Positive Relationships</a></p>
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