Every now and then we catch ourselves wanting to say something to a friend or a colleague that can potentially hurt them. So more often than not, we just end up keeping quite.
Is there a way in which we can provide constructive feedback to others in a way that's helpful but not hurtful? Of course. And it's a very small change in the way we convey it that makes all the difference. 

Listen on while the hosts Vikas and Harith decrypt the art of giving constructive feedbacks and enhancing your overall assertive score. If you haven't heard the previous episodes in the assertive series, check them out first. 

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Most of us grow up fearing and avoiding conflict with others. Sometimes the perception of others becomes much more essential than our own perception of ourselves. That mindset can truly be kryptonite for effective communication. It can hinder us from expressing our wants and needs and often leaves us agitated and depressed. 

But at the same time, we should be wary and considerate of other people's wants and needs while expressing our own. That's where being assertive comes in. It's a communication style and a skill that can be mastered so we can lead a liberating life without worrying much about expressing our opinions while not hurting those around us. It's truly a life-changing gift for those who have ingrained it. 

In part 2, we explore the nuances of receiving and giving complements. We talk about how uncomfortable it can get and simple ways to handle such situations in an assertive manner.

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Most of us grow up fearing and avoiding conflict with others. Sometimes the perception of others becomes much more essential than our own perception of ourselves. That mindset can truly be kryptonite for effective communication. It can hinder us from expressing our wants and needs and often leaves us agitated and depressed. 

But at the same time, we should be wary and considerate of other people's wants and needs while expressing our own. That's where being assertive comes in. It's a communication style and a skill that can be mastered so we can lead a liberating life without worrying much about expressing our opinions while not hurting those around us. It's truly a life-changing gift for those who have ingrained it.  

 For regular updates and additional content, follow us on:

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LinkedIn: https://in.linkedin.com/company/talk-your-way-up
Blogs: https://gotalkup.com/  (Our website)