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Please register now to read all responses and to join this discussion yourself. It's easy and 100% free.     Log in Active Listening > Best Practices > Tips to Improve your Assertiveness Tips to Improve your Assertiveness Raza Usmani, ICT Consultant, Pakistan, Member Do you recognize the feeling: "When I say NO, I feel guilty..."? According to Revelle College, UC San Diego, “One of the most common problems in communication is caused by trying to read people's minds or expecting them to read yours. If you want people to respond to your ideas and needs, you have to be able to say what they are, and say it in a way that will make others want to respond appropriately”. Assertiveness is the ability to present one’s opinion positively, deal with conflicts sensibly and rationally when they occur while balancing one’s own needs with the needs of others. Below I share some ideas and techniques to improve your assertiveness skills and also help others to express themselves in a more assertive way.: The very first and most important in all is: Remain calm under pressure. Develop personal strategies to cope with stressful situations (instead of accepting all tasks and projects irrespective of priorities and workload). (...) Read more? Sign up for free   Please register now to read all responses and to join this discussion yourself. It's easy and 100% free. Sign up for free     Log in   Some Good Definitions of Assertive Communication / Assertiveness Jaap de Jonge, Management Consultant, Netherlands (...)     How to Ask for Something Assertively Anonymous (...)     To be Assertive, be Brief Javier Elenes, Business Consultant, Mexico, Member (...)     Fundamental Personal Rights and Assertiveness Roozbehkh, Entrepreneur, Australia, Member (...)     Clarifying the True Meaning of Assertiveness Armando Martinez Merino, Manager, Mexico, Member (...)     Assertiveness: Knowing You are not your Feelings Ivy Balopi, Entrepreneur, Botswana, Member (...)     Appreciating Individual Opinions on Assertive Communication! Rasheedah shuaibu, Student (Other), Nigeria, Member (...)     Be Assertive Without being Perceived as Arrogant Henry Osehimolen, Management Consultant, Nigeria, Member (...)     More Tips on Assertiveness Roozbehkh, Entrepreneur, Australia, Member (...)     Triangle Technique for Eye Contact Jaap de Jonge, Management Consultant, Netherlands (...)

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