Assertive communication makes sense because you're willing to stand up for just cause and express your thoughts and feelings. It also demonstrates that you're aware of the rights of others and are willing to work on resolving conflicts.It's not just what you say in your message but also how you say it that's important. Assertive communication is direct and respectful.Assertive communication works because it respects you and others.

Dr Anil Kumar Sinha

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— Dr Anil Kumar Sinha

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Assertiveness is not just what you say in your message but it is also how you say it & that's important. Assertive communication works because it respects you and others. It makes sense because you're willing to stand up for just cause and express your thoughts and feelings.

— Dr Anil Kumar Sinha

Assertiveness is a skill. Skill of mutual understanding, mutual respect & ability of successfully delivering your message. If you communicate in a way that's too passive or too aggressive, your message may get lost because people are too busy reacting to your delivery.

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