SPC-1017-7884 Group 1

 Good morning in the morning, Last time I was too busy because I was at the gym, now I’m way too busy because I’m at work! Even so, I couldn’t resist taking the time to dive into a topic that I find crucial— communication. Not just in our personal lives but how it plays a huge role in the world at large. Communication is a powerful tool, and it's so much more than just talking. You see it in the way a child raises their hand in class, trying to get the teacher’s attention, or in the way a friend texts you “I’m here!” when they arrive, even though you already saw them walk in. And of course, you experience it every time I give a presentation. One thing is clear: communication skills are not just important, they are essential to succeeding in life. Whether it’s verbal or non- verbal, communication goes beyond just conversing—it’s about forming ideas, expressing emotions, solving problems, and, above all, building relationships. Developing these skills is not easy. For instance, it to...

 Good evening in the evening, Any normal day I would blog in the morning but I’m currently on a rigorous gym schedule and diet. Regardless, I’d love to speak about the relevance of communication in our lives. Not just our lives but its relevance in the world. Communication is an essential form of expression, you see it when your dog looks at you with puppy eyes, you see it when you say something incorrectly at dinner and your dad gives you that look, and you definitely see it when I’m giving my presentations. It’s not up for debate that communication skills are necessary to be successful in life. Verbal and non-verbal communication is more than just conversing, it’s the ability to form ideas, express emotions, solve problems, and build relationships. Communicative skills are not something easily attained, for example, it took me years to develop the skills to build friendships with people from diverse cultures. Being that I’m African I find it a bit hard to relate with a lot of His...