>> The key for being sure that you have clear communication is to be clear
with yourself what you are trying to communicate.
So I think that it's very important for you to kind of sit down and get clear about what it is
that you want to communicate to your particular audience.
And I always like to tell people just think about the two or three points
that are the most salient that you really want to get across.
And then build on those two points.
Oftentimes, we feel the need to add so much more into it and then it turns into us rambling.
And so if there's a way for us to just get very clear on what that topic is that you're trying
to communicate, focus on those two or three most salient points that you're trying
to communicate, and then just be clear in your approach.
I think the more that we open ourselves up to have two way communication so that
if something is not clear the person that you're talking with feels comfortable enough
to say can you explain that to me again or is there something else that I'm missing?
This is what I'm hearing but it feels like you're trying to share something else with me.
And opening up that dialogue.
I think when you have the trust with the person that you're trying
to mitigate with it makes it a lot easier.