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①
To inform – you are providing
information for use in
decision making, but aren't
necessarily advocating a course
of action
②
To
influence and/or
persuade – to reinforce or
change a receiver's belief about
a topic and, possibly, act on
the belief
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![Result-oriented Communication rapid learning course by VadiK](../../design_elements/selfmade/kore-mc_communication-4-results_banner-sq.jpg) |
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③
To request for a specific action
by the receiver
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Coaching |
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![Vadim Kotelnikov](../../design_elements/photos/au_vk_p.jpg) |
If you want your message to hit the
target, make an adjustment to the wind or – better yet –
create your own wind |
VadiK |
Inventor
![Business e-Coach](../../design_elements/selfmade/icon_bec_logo_16x16.png)
Author
![Innoball](../../design_elements/selfmade/icon_innoball.png)
Founder
![Innompic Games icon](../../design_elements/selfmade/icon_innompics_iG_g-w-y_sq_16x16.png) |
![Socrates Teachings](../../design_elements/photos/authors_socrates.gif) |
I cannot
teach anybody anything.
I can only make them think. |
Socrates |
![Kurt Vonnegut’s 8 Rules For Writing Fiction](../../design_elements/photos/authors_vonnegut.jpg) |
Every
sentence must do one of two things –
reveal character or advance the action.
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Kurt Vonnegut |
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