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The Number One Style of Communication That Will Take Your Relationship to the Next Level


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Bickering, yelling, screaming, defending, hurting, blaming, criticizing, belittling, one-upping, put-downs, the silent treatment, fleeing, slamming doors, throwing things, breaking things, crying, threatening, giving ultimatums, blackmailing, deceiving, manipulating...

 All of these ways of communicating in the midst of a conflict will destroy or at least will damage a relationship.

 The clients I see in my office for marriage or relationship counseling have been guilty of saying or doing some of the things I just listed. And I bet you have too.

 How we communicate with others is so important, yet it's often neglected. You and I must be able to know how to communicate our feelings the right way if we want to resolve the conflicts that we find ourselves in.

 This brings me to the 4 styles of communication:

Aggressive, Passive, Passive-aggressive, and Assertive.

John talks about all four styles of communication, and which one is the healthiest style. Learn more about John at www.johncordray.com

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