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Make Yourself Heard


When it comes to getting your point across, clarity is key. Clear communication means your ideas aren’t just heard—they're understood and acted upon. It’s the cornerstone of effective conversations, whether you’re presenting in the boardroom, explaining a concept to a friend, or even ordering your coffee.


What is Clarity?

Clarity in communication is all about being succinct and precise, without losing the warmth of your personal touch. It ensures that your words connect with others not just logically, but emotionally too. Why is this important? Because clear communication builds trust, fosters understanding, and saves a ton of time otherwise lost in translation.


Practical Tip: The 'Drop Your Jaw' Technique

Now, let’s talk about a practical tip to enhance your clarity. Try the 'drop your jaw' technique. This method, used by actors to articulate clearly, involves—yes, you guessed it—dropping your jaw a little more than usual when you speak. This helps with enunciation, ensuring each word is crisp and distinct. Curious to see it in action? Check out our quick video where we break it down.



Try This Challenge

For your next few conversations, practice the 'drop your jaw' technique. Whether you're asking a question, sharing an idea, or giving feedback, pay attention to how this small change can make your words clearer.


Remember, your voice has an impact. Let's use it to make every syllable count. With clear communication, you’re not just talking; you’re being heard.

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