#communicating

@quizand.bsky.social

5 days ago

Here are a number of tricks to improve employee relations. This info is free and complete at 500ways.com/some-tricks-... ( #employee, #employeeRelations, #communication, #businessCommunication, #appliedPsychology, #businessPsychology, #communicating, #DaleCarnegie, #workers)

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American Geosciences Institute

@agi-updates.bsky.social

1 week ago

📢🤝 Is #communicating effectively important? AGI Member Society members tap #free #geoscience communication training, thanks to @AAPG Foundation & @SEG_org!

🌍 Practical Geocommunication tackles timely issues.

🖥️ See @Geologize: training.geologize.org/pages/agi

#AmericanGeosciences

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Mrs Evans

@mrsevansjoe.bsky.social

2 weeks ago

Today we learned about different habitats in The Rainforest. We played some games to revise the layers of The Rainforest and to warm up. We then worked in small teams to create different habitats using loose parts found outside #collaborating #adapting #communicating #creativity #thestjoesstory

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JenniferJuniper

@jennifer-corley.bsky.social

1 month ago

Ok, extra: I think everybody is feeling emotionally drained and doesn’t want to be a burden on each other, so that makes #communicating/ being honest difficult also.. 3/3

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Steve Harper

@harpercreates.bsky.social

1 month ago

Planning Season: Your Connections YouTube video by Your Creative Life / Steve Harper

#Writers - How well and how much are you #communicating with people and keeping in touch? Tips to up your game in this week's video. www.youtube.com/watch?v=4W_5...

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500Ways

@quizand.bsky.social

1 month ago

Here are a number of tricks to improve employee relations. This info is free and complete at 500ways.com/some-tricks-... ( #employee, #employeeRelations, #communication, #businessCommunication, #appliedPsychology, #businessPsychology, #communicating, #DaleCarnegie, #workers)

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Environmental Information: Use and Influence (Dalhousie Univ.)

@eiui.bsky.social

1 month ago

Title, authors’ names, and abstract from a paper about lessons learned in communicating climate-smart information to fisheries stakeholders in Australia

Climate change is affecting #marine #ecosystems & #fisheries globally. Brodie et al. describe key lessons learned in #communicating #climate & ecosystem status to fisheries stakeholders, eg, relevance of tailored environmental indices & importance of local fisher observations doi.org/10.1007/s111...

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PROSPLIGN

@prosplign.bsky.social

1 month ago

🌶️ Hot of the press!

📰 Our second PROSPLIGN press release is out #communicating our #research to #pharmaceutical and #bioeconomy #media.

🔗 You can see the full press release on our project website here: prosplign.eu/press-releas...

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Sharing the best of humanity with the world, one story at a tim…

@upworthy.com.web.brid.gy

1 month ago

Articulate people share exactly how they mastered speaking confidently and concisely Being an articulate speaker comes down to communicating thoroughly. According to _Merriam Webster_, the definition of "articulate" is "expressing oneself readily, clearly, and effectively." Being precise with words when speaking with others (especially public speaking) can empower you to share your thoughts in an intelligent and likeable way to others. And learning how to be articulate is easier than you think. Over on Reddit, self-proclaimed articulate people were asked to share their tips and tricks for how they became great at articulation, and they delivered. From reading to journaling to expanding their vocabulary, these are all the ways people learned to be articulate speakers. - YouTube www.youtube.com "recall my mom saying she refused to speak baby talk with us as little kids - I’m told I spoke in complete sentences quite early (and I’ve not stopped talking since LOL). But my parents also had a good vocabulary and even now my husband has commented on it. I grew up reading constantly. We had a library in the house with many classics. As a kid I liked classic Sci-Fi like Isaac Asimov but when I hit my teens I fell for Steinbeck. I read everything in front of me, constantly, and had friends who were readers too. I didn’t like reading, I loved it. As I’ve gotten older I listen to books more. So…reading, writing, speaking all exercise that part of the brain. I do Wordle and love word games now too." - PebblesmomWisconsin7 "Read. Shut up. Don’t talk to fill silence or hear your own voice. Talk when you have something worthwhile to say." - unrotting "Reading a lot is what keeps my vocabulary sharp. Mindfulness is how I am able to be articulate. Yep, meditation (which I used to do often) has taught me to put space between my thoughts and my expression. The other thing that helps? As much as I'm a talker...I listen a lot more. Listening for understanding, as opposed to responding has been helpful when it comes to articulating my thoughts." - Cerulean_Zen "You read a lot of books, watch a lot of movies, watch videos of conversations that are productive and pleasant, and talk in public often." - IllustriousCut328 "I journal, and read actual books. I’m from the 80’s, so I know life without distraction, too. I have to work to recreate it now, but I try to carve out an hour to do either or both of those (reading or writing) every single day. Also worth noting; if you come across a word you don’t know, learn its meaning and use it immediately. This helped me grow my functional vocabulary significantly as an adult." - crazymom7170 An articulate woman public speaking.Photo credit: Canva "I process my emotions externally, so I’m always talking or journaling what I am thinking. I think that combined with being an avid fan of stories in any form (movies, books, etc) lends itself to becoming more articulate. Hearing other people express themselves as well as the practice of talking it out makes it easier!" - Microwave_Of_Evil07 "To be honest, I'd say it's genetic disposition at my end, which also manifests in my environment since I was a kid. It's a baseline. As for regulation, I like to be prepared in general, and my mind feels energized solving problems---I run quick mental simulations of conversations and social "textures." I then have some sort of mental map that if they say A, it could mean ABC, which may or may not require me to say XYZ, depending on the nuance. I'd add that pattern training helps. It's not enough to just be confident. There must be genuine pillars so there's no nagging sense of imposter syndrome that could lead to analysis paralysis." - cryanide_ "One of the things I do that might not have been mentioned yet is that I use speech-to-text technology for almost all of my written communications with my cell phone. Including this comment! It used to be challenging for me to directly articulate what I had to say without filler words or long pauses, but over time, it's become easier. I've learned to choose my word more carefully and say exactly what I mean to say." - rhiai "I also listen to a lot of audiobooks. I think listening to nonfiction out loud helps. I've noticed my vocabulary has expanded considerably over the past couple of years. I even find myself using words I don't technically know the definition to correctly in context. 🤣" - rhiai A woman communicates concisely to a group of people.Photo credit: Canva "I loved it, so I practiced. When I was young, I would keep a running commentary while playing video games, rephrase my reading in my own words, etc. Words are wonderful because you are never without them. Part of it was also a lot of internet arguments. There's better ways to do this, but if you examine rhetoric and learn to look through the persuasive language to what something is really saying... You find yourself able to cut to the heart of what you are thinking and articulate it snappily." - LatexSwan "Read out loud. Read speeches by eloquent people. Read books written by people smarter than you. Speak slightly slower than you think you should. Think as if you are actually “singing” the words instead of speaking but do not actually sing. Your voice is actually a woodwind instrument. Use your voice with pride but be humble about it and your true voice will feel more natural." - Bmack27 "This might surprise you, but sleep. If you're well rested and energized, your brain works better. That coupled with reading is a super power." - chiefbushman "Introspection. This is a personality trait that some have more than others. I've learned that I might have an unhealthy level, but it serves me in this regard. I'm always conscious of what I'm saying; I can recall most conversations verbatim and essentially give myself feedback. I also listen to recorded audio of myself and do the same." - hunterbuilder "My cheap-and-easy advice is listen to podcasts by journalists, experts, and academics on their field. There are 20-min podcasts on research that took years to conduct. Pay attention to how they use framing (we noticed XYZ and wanted to test ABC), actions (I traveled to XYZ to talk to people), results (surprisingly, we found XYZ ) , implications (if this continues, by next year we could see XYZ), and stories (so-and-so is really affected, given XYZ). Check how much detail they use, how they use emotion, what facts they give, how they guide you to what's most important (this is a big deal because XYZ). Great speakers will also give heroes and villains (so-and-so was really suffering, but they couldn't get through to Acme Corp to fix it) . Also note what makes _you_ interested, engaged, outraged, skeptical, bored or confused." - Affectionate_Map5518 "'About six years ago I made a New Year's resolution never to say 'um', 'ah', or 'er' and no single thing that I have done to the way that I speak has served to make me sound smarter than I actually am than that' -Taylor Mali." - pengie123

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@mrsfinlaystjoes.bsky.social

2 months ago

Our first attempt at being Euro Spies .We are collaborating to find all the border countries of France.Some are tiny #communicating #sensemaking #creativity @stjosephsps.bsky.social #thestjoesstory @lrsfalkirk.bsky.social

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Jonathan Altfeld

@jaltfeld.bsky.social

2 months ago

The Art of Being With, Relationship Skills Workshop - Mastery InSight Institute Relationship Skills Workshop, 3 day Co-Training, featuring NLP Trainer Jonathan Altfeld & Branding/Mythology Savant Cassie Clouser! Join us!

New Workshop Reveal: The Art of Being With
May 8-10, 2026.

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#nlp #relationship #relationshipskills #communicationskills #neurolinguisticprogramming #relating #communicating #partnerselectionstrategy #valuesalignment

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Jonathan Altfeld

@jaltfeld.bsky.social

2 months ago

Developing NLP Calibration Skills - Mastery InSight Institute Learn critical NLP Calibration Skills. Move beyond 'body language' myths and discover empirical methods for measuring internal states, through sensory acuity.

Want to learn more about developing #NLP #Calibration #Skills? New Blog Entry; enjoy!

#PeopleReading #People #BodyLanguage #Prediction #Rapport #Influence #CommunicationSkills #Success #communicating #sales #management #selling #EQ #emotionalintelligence

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@flyingping3.bsky.social

2 months ago

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500Ways

@quizand.bsky.social

2 months ago

Here are a number of tricks to improve employee relations. This info is free and complete at mentor5000.com/some-tricks-... ( #employee, #employeeRelations, #communication, #businessCommunication, #appliedPsychology, #businessPsychology, #communicating, #DaleCarnegie, #workers)

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Luc de Ruijter

@lucderuijter.bsky.social

2 months ago

🧪 If only we had communiscopes or Hadron Meaning Colliders…

Then we could see in experiments what #communicating actually is.

For now, in media studies, Aristotle still equals ‘scientific’ and ‘proof’. (Which is a pre-Renaissance representation of what scholars today indeed call ‘unknowable’…)

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i am joan of arc. i shut down the ukraine war

@joanofarcnews.bsky.social

2 months ago

the body will keep #communicating until it is heard

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TMLR Published Papers

@tmlr-pub.bsky.social

3 months ago

COMMA: A Communicative Multimodal Multi-Agent Benchmark

Timothy Ossowski, Danyal Maqbool, Jixuan Chen, Zefan Cai, Tyler J. Bradshaw, Junjie Hu

Action editor: Blake Richards

https://openreview.net/forum?id=TIGQIem1na

#multimodal #communicative #communicating

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Reggie Miles aka R.R. Meisler

@gadgets4kids.bsky.social

3 months ago

I used #AI to #animate these three #robots #communicating with one another.

#Art #Discover-Art #Artwork #Art-In-America #Retro-Futurist-Art #Art-Sculpture #Metal-Sculpture #Mixed-Media-Sculpture #Sci-Fi-Art-Sculpture #Found-Object-Metal-Sculpture #Repurposed-Materials #Upcycled-Art #Retro-Futurism

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@aoisorabks.bsky.social

3 months ago

#Comment or #Like?

What is the difference? I think I prefer #communicating than seeing #hearts and #likes.

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Mrs O’Connor

@mrsojoe.bsky.social

4 months ago

As well as number skills, we work on #metaskills #skillsforlife We are practising- focusing & listening for instructions, and- learning to ask questions to check our understanding of tasks. TeeJay Bk 1 has been sent home 👀 @skillsdevscot.bsky.social #focus #curiosity #sensemaking #communicating

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RonSupportsYou

@ronsupportsyou.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gy

4 months ago

Original post on mastodon.social

"In our current environment, national candidates must be comfortable talking off-script in a wide variety of venues with lots of different kinds of people. Mr. Trump and particularly JD Vance were far more willing to give interviews, take questions and talk to all kinds of outlets (often […]

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KansasWoman

@kansaswoman.bsky.social

4 months ago

#airport #lighting #literally #worst #literally #soulsucking 😱

yes i use #emojis & #hashtags while building #authentic #supernatural #watchparty #community yawl can #dealwithit 🥰

takes a shitonne of Very Sincere #communicating & #welcoming folks 2 #horror #firesides these dark & overly loud days 💔

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Randall

@createdbyrcw.bsky.social

4 months ago

Word up YouTube video by Randall Willis

What’s the good word, my friends? What’s the sufficient word? The incredible word?

#Language is such a great tool for #communicating or #obfuscating information. I try to use it every day.

What’s your favourite word? What’s the most interesting or unusual word you know?

youtu.be/qMJRQZStmo4

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Randall

@createdbyrcw.bsky.social

5 months ago

Silent & foreign #language films show that what is done is at least as important as what is said.

Dialogue is simply a tool for #communicating (or hiding) thoughts & feelings.

A #story is intelligible even when the #dialogue isn’t.

sowhatsyourstory.ca

#storytelling #screenwriting #writing

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Mrs Evans

@mrsevansjoe.bsky.social

5 months ago

We enjoyed spending time working on our metaskills #focusing #adapting #initiative #communicating #feeling #collaborating #leading #curiosity #creativity #thestjoesstory

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Janette Watt (she/they)

@janettewatt.bsky.social

5 months ago

Manifesto written by Agnes Denes reminds me that I'm not alone in wanting to live this way. There are lots of us, aren't there? Yes. ... there always have been.

from: "140 Artists' Ideas for Planet Earth" eds. Hans Ulrich Obrist and Kosta Stasinopoulos

#Dreaming #Searching #Creating #Communicating

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Mrs Anthony

@mrsanthonystjoes.bsky.social

5 months ago

Skills Academy week 5. Kitbag session. Our presence card today asked us to sit still and do nothing for 1 minute! Not an easy task for some! After relaxing and sharing our feelings in our circle we chose a quiet activity. #focussing #communicating #feeling #thestjoesstory @stjosephsps.bsky.social

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@manojagrawal.bsky.social

5 months ago

#genai #common #hesitate #writing #communicating #ai #hiding #dishonest #hiring #thesis | Manoj Agrawal Using #GenAI is now very #common. Yet, many people #hesitate to reveal whether they used Gen AI while #writing something or in #communicating with someone. Many have a preference to say/convey that th...

Many people #hesitate to reveal that they have used #GenAI while #writing or #communicating. #Hiding the usage of AI can be is #dishonest in many situations. So the big question is this: Will Gen AI make us more dishonest or not? Please vote your opinion in my poll www.linkedin.com/posts/manoj-...

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A Chronic Voice

@achronicvoice.com

5 months ago

How Creativity Survives in an AI Monoculture | Jane Friedman One writer suggests that the antidote to ‘AI Slop’ is to bring our endlessly eccentric selves, resulting in idiosyncratic, unique outputs.

"My belief is that the antidote to this #AI slop (as some have been calling it) is that we’re endlessly eccentric, each #human being #communicating and manifesting in unique fashions.": buff.ly/gOTrBxQ

via @janefriedman.com
#creativity #humanity