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Communication

In order to develop an effective communication, we must not only make sure that our message is clearly communicated, but also our emotions, being able to put ourselves in the place of our interlocutor. Psychology of Communication is the science that studies how we communicate and the effect of our communication styles in our relationships.

The assertive communication is essential to avoid conflicts and achieve our goals, to the point that it has been shown that the most successful people are not those who have a greater intelligence but those who master the communication techniques and know how to manage their emotions. Delve into the communication science, learn to speak in public, develop your nonverbal communication and master the art of the effective communication so that you share your ideas and feelings in a climate of assertivity.

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Saboteurs of happiness, people who overwhelm and exhaust

There are people who overwhelm and exhaust. They gobble up our time and energy. They are not at peace with themselves and try to sow wars wherever …

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Being intransigent, the cost of a closed mind

The intransigence of the Royal Army Medical Corps accounting systems during World War I prevented war neurosis from being recognized as a pathology, …

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Verbal Manipulation: When you hurt someone to control him

The language is one of the most powerful tools we have. With words we can get closer, understand each other, ask for help, receive comfort ... But …

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Why do we say “I’m fine” when we are not?

"I'm fine". We say it continuously. It is a short phrase. Nice. Firming. It allows us to move to the next point in the conversation without …

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Ad Hominem Fallacy: Denigrating when arguments are lacking

"Great minds discuss ideas, average minds discuss events, small minds discuss people", said Eleanor Roosevelt. And she was not wrong. When it lacks …

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People who always have to be right

There are people who always have to be right. They want to win at all costs. And even if you dismantle their arguments one by one, they won’t change …

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The fragility of people who criticize the others

There are people of easy criticism. They are always ready to judge, have a biting word on the tip of their tongues, and often feel superior to the …

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