COMMUNICATION

COMMUNICATION
You’ve heard the expression ‘communication is key’. It’s true, so you need to create communication that ‘speaks’ to the intended audience. However, we are not ‘speaking’ all the time.

Communication happens between at least two parties, and there is an exchange of information between the sender and the receiver. Let’s look at the different types of communication.

VISUAL COMMUNICATION

Believed to be the oldest form of communication, visual communication was used by the earliest civilization in the forms of cave paintings and carvings.

Visual communication uses objects, shapes, signs, graphics, illustrations, maps, photographs to convey the message. The accuracy of visual communication is open to interpretation and perception of the receiver.

VISUAL COMMUNICATION

Believed to be the oldest form of communication, visual communication was used by the earliest civilization in the forms of cave paintings and carvings.

Visual communication uses objects, shapes, signs, graphics, illustrations, maps, photographs to convey the message. The accuracy of visual communication is open to interpretation and perception of the receiver.

VISUAL COMMUNICATION

Believed to be the oldest form of communication, visual communication was used by the earliest civilization in the forms of cave paintings and carvings.

Visual communication uses objects, shapes, signs, graphics, illustrations, maps, photographs to convey the message. The accuracy of visual communication is open to interpretation and perception of the receiver.

LOSE WEIGHT, BE HEALTHIER, LOOK GOOD

For others, success might be about health or appearance. Looking good in that particular outfit to impress someone, or exercise 3 times a week to lower your blood pressure, or run 5km within 20 minutes for a personal best time. Whether it’s hitting the numbers for the sales targets or on the weighing scale, our success affects our professional and personal lives.

PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL SUCCESS

Personal success and professional success are closely related to one another. Let’s say you just secured a major client contract you had worked on so hard for the last 12 weeks, and over the weekend, you have a family gathering. The confidence and the sense of achievement from securing that contract would spillover on to your family gathering.
Since the contract provides you with great income, your ability to pay for extra-curricular classes for your child, or the cost for your parents’ home renovation can make you feel like a responsible provider.

CONCLUSION

The definition of success varies widely and differs from person to person. What really matters is the reason behind you wanting to achieve that success. Being mindful of your intentions and taking meaningful actions will give you true satisfaction. Doing something for the sake of showing off or impress someone else may give you satisfaction temporarily, but it won’t last long. Being successful this way doesn’t necessarily make you happy.

If your intention is to achieve something because it makes you feel better, gives you confidence and fulfilment, then that’s good. What’s better is trying to achieve something that is good for you and others too. Could you seriously have a hearty meal if you could see your partner feeling sick? Could you genuinely splurge money on a holiday trip if you knew your work wasn’t completed?

VISUAL COMMUNICATION

Believed to be the oldest form of communication, visual communication was used by the earliest civilization in the forms of cave paintings and carvings.

Visual communication uses objects, shapes, signs, graphics, illustrations, maps, photographs to convey the message. The accuracy of visual communication is open to interpretation and perception of the receiver.

COMMUNICATION

You’ve heard the expression ‘communication is key’. It’s true, so you need to create communication that ‘speaks’ to the intended audience. Mind the pun, we are not always ‘speaking’ all the time.

Let’s start with the basic types of communication, knowing that communication consists of at least two parties, and that there is an exchange of information between the sender and the receiver.