- Empathy. Demonstrate that you are listening and that you care about other people's input.
- Conclusion. State your premise, the short message you want the audience to remember when they leave.
- Responsible Actions. Provide supporting details to show how your conclusion is justified and true.
- Restated Conclusion. Tell them what you told them (your premise) so they'll remember it when they leave.
- Future Actions. Share the hopes or plans for the future to emphasize your long-term interest.
Friday, August 28, 2009
A 5-Step Communication Formula
There are models for nearly everything these days, and communication is no exception. Since where there is one model, there are usually others, use them as a reminder of good practice. This five-step model builds on people's need for empathy and repetition, and it can be used to develop a presentation for a group or a response to a question.
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