Rating 2.5 out of 5 (1 ratings in Udemy)
What you'll learn- How to have more natural, vulnerable, meaningful conversations with others without masking who you are
- How to understand what their own boundaries are and how to gently assert them in social situations
- The correct way to handle rude, unkind or disrespectful conversations with others
- The differences between cultures, how understanding the nuances in a respectful way will bring you closer
- Understand the natural rhythms of …
Rating 2.5 out of 5 (1 ratings in Udemy)
What you'll learn- How to have more natural, vulnerable, meaningful conversations with others without masking who you are
- How to understand what their own boundaries are and how to gently assert them in social situations
- The correct way to handle rude, unkind or disrespectful conversations with others
- The differences between cultures, how understanding the nuances in a respectful way will bring you closer
- Understand the natural rhythms of conversations and how to create dialogues with multiple people
- How to work naturally with your personality type when socialising
DescriptionThis introductory course looks at ways in which you can feel more in control of your autonomy in social situations, often we see 'politeness' as a submissive or weak position instead of a skill that we can enhance. The pandemic has naturally made us all a little more guarded and socially anxious than we used to be and I feel this is a perfect opportunity to revive your social skills!
Whether you are defending your boundaries, wanting to develop closer connections with people or showing appreciation when someone shows you a kind social gesture, there is a wealth of wisdom in traditional etiquette. I will not offer you a false promise that this course will ensure you never make another mistake, say the wrong thing or embarrass yourself in public but it will leave you feeling a naturalness in your own skin. Communicating with others is one of the most wonderful parts of life if you are able to remove anxiety or self doubt from your interactions with others. There is a natural rhythm to conversations and when you feel more in control of this socialising will be an enjoyable pursuit, you will feel others are actually getting to 'meet' you.
