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Assertiveness is the communication middle ground - not too passive, not too aggressive. Learn how to express yourself with confident words, appropriate body language and the right voice tones.

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How to Be a Better Negotiator
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How to Be a Better Negotiator

Boost your negotiation skills with clear steps on BATNA, price moves and value gains. Learn to reach win-win agreements...

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How assertive are you?
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How assertive are you?

Use assertiveness, not aggression. Get clear tips on tone, stance and words to speak up in meetings, deter bullies,...

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How to develop your personality
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How to develop your personality

Learn how to develop an attractive personality by building vitality, compassion, productivity, honesty and humour....

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Five principles of confident communication
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Five principles of confident communication

Discover five proven principles for confident communication. Get clear language, body and voice tips, plus a plan that...

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Interpersonal communication skills training
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Interpersonal communication skills training

Interpersonal communication skills training teaches feedback, active listening, delegation, persuasion and goal setting...

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The Assertiveness Skills Series

Effective assertiveness works across three channels simultaneously. Assertive language means using words and phrases that convey conviction without being threatening or dismissive. Assertive body language means using posture, eye contact, hand gestures and facial expressions that reinforce your message rather than undermine it. Assertive voice tone means speaking at the right volume, pace and pitch to signal confidence and encourage attention.

These articles are valuable for anyone who finds themselves either steamrolled in meetings or, conversely, prone to coming across as too forceful. Developing assertiveness makes you more effective in negotiations, performance conversations, client interactions and any situation where you need to influence without direct authority.

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