Communication with other people is an important component of a person's social activity. By communicating, you can share emotions and information. Interpersonal interactions are the basis for the normal existence of society.
Instructions
Step 1
The most obvious way to convey your thoughts to another person is through speaking. The language in which you communicate should be understandable to all interlocutors. Colloquial speech is characterized by incomplete sentences, emotionality, lively dialogue. If you build a conversation according to all the rules of writing, you will most likely not be understood and, worse, considered a bore.
Step 2
Facial expressions and gestures can organically complement your speech, but don't overdo it. Focus on your style. To feel more confident, you can rehearse your story in front of a mirror, record it on a video camera or tape recorder.
Step 3
Written speech may well be used for communication. In order for a person to accurately understand your idea, you need to write competently, coherently, logically, correctly placing punctuation marks. The Internet allows instant correspondence in real time, but even here you should not forget about the basic rules of grammar.
Step 4
You can confess your feelings with the help of poetry. If you are into music, try to make your message musically. Or simply, for example, play the violin - instead of any words. If you love painting, paint your feelings in a painting. Those who are fond of photography can be advised to capture their emotions in “captured” shots from the surrounding reality or in self-created expositions.
Step 5
If you are left alone with a person, put deep content into your every gesture and deed, whether it be a gentle touch or a comic click. Remember that the other person is looking at you and judging you. A thought, clothed in a rough and unpleasant form for the interlocutor, can easily be distorted in his perception.
Step 6
Sometimes the best way to convey your thoughts is to simply remain silent. Indeed, not all situations need words. In human thinking there is a huge layer of the irrational, the intuitive, which sometimes turns out to be wiser and deeper than the laws of formal logic.
