The Art of Communication | The Voice Edit

How to communicate effortlessly in digital age?

Communication is quite a complex medium … it is like any art it requires luxurious vocabulary … a set of skills of elegance and a creative flair of emotions… | { A A Drzewiecka }

 

Oftentimes glued to digital screen constantly trying to find the best possible answers, the right solutions we simply forget about the power of conversation and the mastery of articulation | 

 

When it comes to the ceremony of communication all it matters is a set of basic skills… listening, understanding, emotional connections and mutual willingness to connect with the person / people next to us |

 

With the growing numbers of digital media that provide us with cascading amounts of abbreviations in communications in oftentimes written forms of exchange messages we all tend to think that basic OMG, smiley face or love hears will be just right, enough to converse … is it really?

 

People are by nature social animals… however, as we all have various personalities … different passions therefore we all tend to approach conversation from various perspectives. For some people communication is the most basic and simple act of nature, it flows at complete ease, they can talk to anybody about anything and everything – for others, it is pretty difficult, luckily, conversation skills can be continuously developed, re – mastered and re – polished when necessary | 

 

The importance of being a good communicator is an absolute prerequisite if we want to lead happy and content life … however, communication can happen on the visual level sometimes is being much easier and powerful than its verbal equivalent | 

 

Therefore, whichever form of conversation is being chosen … starting by mastering its silhouette shall be spontaneous, sometimes formally crafted just to translate the act of verbal / non-verbal enhancement … it shall hold the true value… it shall boost an inspiration and create memorable moments … pioneering intellectual exchange with a mixture of friendliness,  witty banter and the continuous eagerness to find out more …  | 

 

Entering into conversation for the purpose of pleasant experiences whether we want to boost our imagination or create enhancing series of conversational enhancers … requires first and  foremost the understanding of Art of Communication | 

 

Tips for verbal and non-verbal Communication |

• No communicative domination – no monologue | 
• Omni-present curiosity and interest in audiences | 
• Strive for balance in shape and colour palette | 
• Active listening, continuous amounts of questions and interests in finding answers | 
• No interruption, the state of open-mind and freedom for expression allowing other points of view and creativity to arise and contribute to projects | 
• Visualisation, meditation and relaxed state of mind allow verbal and non-verbal communication to flow in a creative manner – no interruption or cutting ensures the movement and flows of ideas | 
• Being approachable, friendly, creative and constantly ready for active listening provides the space to think, act and react | 

 

Visual Communication Etiquette

• Be curious
• Be inspiring
• Be actively imaginative
• Be interesting and be interested
• Be boundary-less
• Be approachable and constantly evaluate for the matter of finding the right balance
• Be always ready to strive for difference and making things simple
• Be personally engaged

 

Branding visual etiquette | 

 

1 | Unique simplicity – brand your mark 

Every body  (s)  needs some sort of recognisers that make them unique, clear and sophisticatedly present … in brands’ terms the identity is the simplest form of calls to engage |

 

2 | Inspiring palette – show your colours

Colours can differentiate from one to another, they creatively flow, showcasing the belonging to a specific industry, creating advantages, triggering emotions; think carefully what emotions we want to evoke, what audiences you wish to target |

 

3 | Imagery – speaking your story

 

As visuals are always more effective that the written word, people tend to contemplate images on a different level … they grasp its’ credo differently

 

When sourcing imagery, looking at a variety of things… colours, lighting, background … depending on the message we want to create pictures facilitate the learning process, are easier to remember, simple to recall as well as associate them with facts … | 

 

Visuals oftentimes help to push boundaries … they help engaging on various levels… removing the border of language / personality / characters / ethnic/sexual minority /  and other differences /

 

Visuals link people … create connections … value diversity … guard simplicity |

 

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