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C           ommunication does not only consist of techniques.

                                   Above all else, it is the way of thinking about and

                                   seeing the world  around you. A  change in attitude

                       towards everything that surrounds us, rather than solely using

                       certain techniques, is the source of the biggest changes in our
                       life.


                         Acceptance  of  this  new  attitude  and  seeing  the  world

                       through entirely different filters can significantly change your

                       behavior  in  many  situations.  Instead  of  reacting  impulsively

                       and  emotionally,  you  will  act  more  effectively  and  more
                       constructively,  always  looking  for  solutions  and  mutual

                       agreement.  Get  to  know  these  assumptions  thoroughly  and

                       think how they apply to your life. It is important to consider

                       how  your  behavior  will  change  after  you  accept  a  particular

                       way of seeing the world.

                         1. Everybody Has a Different Map of the World


                         It does not matter what this world actually is. We each get to

                       know it by our senses: eyes, ears, taste, touch, smell. Due to

                       the constraints of our brain, we can process only a small part

                       of all impulses our environment constantly sends us. Each bit
                       of  information  is  processed  by  different  filters:  culture,

                       language,  beliefs,  values,  experiences.  Every  human  being

                       has their own filters, which differ from person to person.


                         That  is  the  reason  why  every  person  sees  reality

                       individually.  Everyone  perceives  the  same  situation
                       differently and can interpret the same words  divergently. We

                       all  live  in  our  own,  unique  realities  made  by  sensory

                       impressions and individual experiences.
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