How to get your point clearly across? Also advice on managing time

In any argument, discussion or talk were there are opposing options and feelings. It’s a keen skill that you get your point clearly across. Which can be difficult for those of us who struggle with clearly expressing yourself. You know what to say, yet you can’t quite voice it. Throughout history arguments and discussions would be easier resolved if only people new how to get their point across without arguing or commenting back. It is a curtain skill not many people are aware of, so it needs to be more spoken about and confronted. In today’s clarity blog we will be discussing how to clearly voice your opinion without it getting emotions and random thoughts mixed up in the mix.

The most useful thing to do is to take a short breath before saying. Make the breath seem as though it is intentional and not too loud. This clear breath will prevent offers from butting in before you say something, also it is incredible useful for trying to gain offers attention, but also guaranteeing that offers won’t but in. It’s nothing pretentious, you’re only trying to clear space for you to talk and process thought. Then to start at an authentic place, say whatever’s on your mind. So long as it is not offending anyone or going to cause further upset. It’s good to think of the reason why you think the way you do, make it personal or relate it to the person you’re going against lives. Use words that emphasis how your feel, like ‘incredibly’ or ‘vital’. Anything that makes it appear as though what your about to say has a deep purposeful meaning.

In order to efficiently manage your time, it is good to write down what you need to do. Use a posted note, or even phone notes to help you schedule chores. By writing it all down your guaranteeing that your area able to remember to do everything, and you’re also able to tick or cross off what you have already done. Helping you to feel satisfied after knowing that you have done everything you wanted to do. Enough important thing is to always check the time, so you can space out the chores which you need to do the most. But don’t try and overly multitask. By multitasking you’re only overloading yourself chores, causing stress and you are more likely to get distracted or not aware of everything which you are doing.

This clarity blog has been a bit of a random one, I have decided to give advice on things I have recently learned.