Monday 7 May 2018
In most meetings, I try to listen more than I talk, but when I talk I probably use more words than necessary. In retrospect, I very often wish I could reconsider what I wanted to say and reword how I said it to get to the main point more efficiently. I’m aware this is unrealistic as language is inefficient, but it’s definitely better than the alternative. When we speak we tend to repeat the same thing in a variety of different ways and hope the message behind the words sticks. Still, people might misinterpret what you mean. I remember…
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