Communication is Key to a Better World, Personally and Internationally.
Do you agree? Be careful; I utter Trump at the end.
The ability to communicate does not separate mankind from other animals; after all, each species has a unique ability to relay information between its individual members. What makes us special in the animal kingdom is our ability to apply reason and logic to our communication in a uniquely human way.
When dealing with people, remember you are not dealing with creatures of logic, but creatures of emotion–Dale Carnegie.
In personal relationships, communication between the parties fosters trust, stimulates empathy, and is vital for conflict resolution. It has a wonderful way of removing me from an argument and, instead, allows for focusing on us and the relationship as a whole body. Mutual empathy also allows us to look compassionately at the other side of an argument and understand its source with intellectual clarity if we are psychologically mature enough to look inward and admit to our role in a disagreement.
Communication is vital in the realm of recovery. The person has to be willing to talk to others about the feelings they are having when they are experiencing urges and cravings for their drug of choice–Psychology Today.
