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3 Ways to Improve Your Communication Skills


No matter where you go or what you do in life, communication is a vital skill you will need to master. Whether you are seeking to improve personal relationships after years of being misunderstood or seeking a professional position which necessitates exemplary communication skills, there are ways to master the language. Whether English is your native language or you are relocating from a foreign nation, you can learn to master the language at an English school in Manchester with an amazing history of success. Following are some of the tips you will be given when learning to improve your communication skills.

1. Practice Makes Perfect

Anyone can study a textbook and learn the rules of grammar, but can you carry on a coherent conversation with anyone using those rules? Not only should you learn to converse orally with others but you should also try your hand at written communications. This is especially important when seeking a job, so try your hand at blogging or commenting on social media. If you feel you are being misunderstood more than you are understood, you definitely know there’s room for improvement!

2. Not All Communication Is Verbal

Another thing to become aware of is that not all communication is verbal. Sometimes you can tell by the facial expression on another person that they aren’t happy with what you are saying or that they are clearly in the dark. It could be the way they hold their body or fold their arms that lead you to believe they are not open to what you are saying. Being able to read nonverbal communications is actually a very real part of learning to improve your communication skills. They say that forewarned is forearmed, so if you ‘read’ that an employer interviewing you for a position isn’t impressed, you have ample opportunity to change lanes, so to speak. This is a key takeaway to remember! Not all communication is verbal.

3. Formal Education Never Hurts

No matter what language you are trying to master, the one key piece of advice you need to abide by is to take a few accredited classes. Learning the art of formal communications such as the use of proper grammar will take you far in life and although you may speak just fine when communicating with friends and family, you may not be prepared to write that stunning CV or send professional communications within your line of work. Formal education may not be what you are looking for, but it may be a necessary step towards mastering a language.

Again, no matter where you go in life or what you hope to accomplish, you’ll find that effective communications skills are the roadmap to success. Whether you are seeking to mend a broken relationship or find the perfect job, you need to know how to express yourself for optimal results. Find peers who are willing to give you feedback and take those tips to heart. However, don’t let them discourage you because language is something which can be learned and perfected. Keep at it and before you know it you will be communicating like it is second nature. Wouldn’t that be a dream come true?

Travel Myths Debunked by a backpacker

I started travelling to different places the minute I got done with college. Over the years I have listened to people who have a dream to travel but never travel because they spout these claims that they think are facts. If anything these claims are absolute myths, and if you do the littlest of research, you’ll find that these myths can easily be debunked. I am writing this article in complete frustration because there is nothing like travelling and there are obstacles to do it but those can easily be overcome, and the reasons that are often cited are stupid myths.


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  1. Travel is expensive

Well in essence travel can be costly, if you let it be. People misconstrue vacationing with travelling. The two can either go hand in hand or can be poles apart. If you wish to travel to a new place, to explore the local culture, you can get by with a minimal budget. But if you wish to visit the same place and book a resort for your stay and eat the finest of food, then yeah you’re going to be burning a lot of money. I had the pleasant experience of backpacking across Europe with a travel fund that I built over a year with an average paying job. I come back and find out that my colleague was in Spain the same time as me, but she had spent 10 times more than me because she ended up taking a wine tour that was suggested by the hotel that she was staying in; she was furious when I told her that I took the same wine tour for a fraction of the price because I was on good terms with the local guide who I had met at a farmer’s market. The point that I am trying to make is that travelling isn’t expensive but vacationing is. You have to make that all-important choice; whether you wish to be a tourist or a traveller.

  1. Stranger Things

There are a number of platforms where people put up couches and rooms up for rent for travellers. More often than not these are the best deals around. The website interface is top notch, and these people who list rentals are often vetted, so it is not as dangerous as people make it out to be. Crime rates have greatly decreased, but people still shy away from using these services and then put the blame on travelling for their increased costs.

Watch this space for more such rants on travel myths.

Gardening myths debunked


That Gardner who is working across the street is doing wonders, and you want to ask him for some advice. You listen to his tips, and then you try executing them but soon you begin to realise that these methods are dated and old. If you ask that same gardener about where he learnt his trade from, we are betting that he says that his mum or grandma passed on the wisdom. These methods that gardeners use are very out-dated and don’t hold up to scientific research whatsoever. Here in this article, we look at some of the most common myths you will come across when it comes to gardening.

  1. The potassium myth

Banana has a high level of potassium in them, and that is one of the reasons why athletes prefer to eat one after a long day in the field. There is a gardening myth that if you put a banana peel in the soil, the soil will be enriched by potassium and your plants will grow quicker. If anything, the banana decreases the rate at which other plants grow because the micro-organisms that break down compounds in the soil, use up a lot of the nitrogen to break down the banana peel. The drawbacks outweigh the benefit of the banana peel.


  1. Cactus doesn’t need water

It is true that drought-resistant plant such as cacti tends to require less water, but that doesn’t mean that you can neglect your drought-resistant plants altogether. The reason that they survive in the wilderness is because of their well-developed roots get water from the depths of the ground; so if you have a plant that is just starting to grow, make sure you water it once in three days at the most.

  1. The pesticide myth

People think that everything that is synthetic is bad for the soil and everyone involved, but in reality, there are chemical components in organic substances that greatly affect the soil and well-being of humans and animals. Just because it says “organic” or “all natural”, doesn’t mean it is safer than synthetic pesticides. When choosing a pesticide, weigh up the pros and cons of each option. In case, the synthetic pesticide actually makes more sense for usage, then go ahead and use it, because being safe trumps being a nature hero who succumbs to pesticide poisoning.

We suggest that you rely on science and not on the word of mouth when it comes to gardening.

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