Communication is the ability to convey ideas and express thoughts and emotions. Unfortunately, many of us have not mastered the art of communication. The good news is, it is a soft skill that we can learn.
Take a moment and look back at your childhood. How was your communication? Have you improved over the years?
We share a similar story of how we communicated as children. We were not outspoken and tended to withdraw instead of saying what we really felt. The silent treatment was a way of letting other people know we were unhappy. Over the years, our communication has gotten better. We can now comfortably express our thoughts and feelings.
In this episode, we share how we have been improving our communication. Also, we will share our experience at the Tyler Henry event. Tyler is an American reality show personality who appears in a series of TV shows here in the US, and he showcases his mediumship and clairvoyant abilities. We witnessed him giving people readings during the show we attended, and the messages could not have been more specific. They all had personalized readings. It is impressive how Tyler can share readings with thousands of people.
Listen to this episode to hear more.
Key Talking Points of the Episode:
[00:16] Attending Tyler Henry’s event
[12:59] How to give feedback
[15:04] Shannon’s communication growing up
[17:55] Lili’s communication as a kid
[33:13] How the podcast is shaping Lili’s communication
[35:48] How Shannon’s communication has evolved over the years
[37:57] Communicating with your inner-self
Magical Quotes from the Episode:
“When setting boundaries, you’re going to make some people uncomfortable.”
Resources:
Medium Tyler Henry
School for Meditation and Healing
Note: This podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only.
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