We know that communication is the art of communicating, interacting with each other and connecting with other beings, human or not, because we can also talk to animals and plants, right?
However, there is a factor that is present in any communication and that is not evident in a communication with the dog, for example, which is the response, the counterpart. After all, have you ever established communication without the exchange? Without the famous “ask” and “answer”? That's why I love communication. Despite not being a professional in the field, I think this is a fantastic quality of the human being.
Is there only speech for communication? No, definitely not! Who has never heard the expression “The Body Speaks”? And really, we can use a thousand examples for that! Have you ever paid attention to other people's expressions when you speak? And in your arms when you're receiving information? If you have your arms folded, it gives the impression that you are closed to that information. On the contrary, it is also valid! Pay attention, when you go to attend a lecture or a meeting, what is the position of your body, your arms, your legs, your face...
And the dog story? Okay, I know, dogs don't talk. Usually he doesn't speak, although sometimes we believe otherwise, as we talk to him. But your pet will respond with its body, just as humans do, as in the situations described above. Yea! Pay attention to his expressions, the way he walks, the little tail of your pet: high tail, happiness, lower tail, sadness. Check it out and then tell me if I'm not right.
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Finally, as another well-known expression says: “Whoever doesn’t communicate, gets confused!!” (Get-together). Whether communication is done with words or not, we interact with other human beings through this tool, and we must always seek to develop and improve it over time! Communicating also evolves, but that's another article.
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