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Co-Founder at luna, the health app for teens 🚀 | Public Speaker | Follow for insights on Business and Gen Z/Alpha

Think you're the best communicator? Perhaps not. Sometimes we speak in a language that works for us but not others. Here's 5 things you can do to improve that: 1. Know your audience’s preferences ↳ Adapt your tone - be it chatty and humorous or concise and polished - match what resonates with them 2. Choose the right medium ↳ Use a communication channel your audience prefers - don’t push a medium they’re not comfortable with 3. Use relevant references ↳ Avoid cultural references that you or your audience may not fully grasp - this is dangerous territory 4. Stay adaptable ↳ Tune into your audience’s verbal and non-verbal cues to adjust your approach in real time 5. Match their energy and pace ↳ If your audience is lively and fast-paced, keep up. For a more serious crowd, slow down and be thorough Master these techniques, and you’ll build stronger connections and communicate more effectively. 👇 What would you add to this list? ******************* ♻️ Repost if you found this useful 👉 Follow Jas Schembri-Stothart for insights like this

Mica Vaipan

Founder RunYourself.co - developing high-performance cultures | keynote speaker | performance coach to 100+ founders & leaders | former M&A investment banker | ✅ follow for posts on leadership and high-performance

5mo

True communication isn’t just about speaking well, but about listening and adapting to ensure your message is clearly understood. It’s an ongoing skill to refine!

Brittany Evansen

Writer, educator, creator

5mo

literally all my favorite emojis...tough to be an oldie 😂 💀 😭

Sarah Touzani

Follow for Daily Leadership & AI insights | Helping Founders build High Performing Organisations | Co-founder of Waggle AI

5mo

These are some great tips thanks Jas Schembri-Stothart. For the last point, any tips on how to read someone's energy? To me it's always a play of verbal (tone, presence, etc.) as well as non-verbal (body language, eye contact, etc.) to fully gauge it

Chris Donnelly

Entrepreneur, Author, Speaker & Investor. Follow for posts on business & personal growth. Founder of The Creator Accelerator

5mo

Should be taught in school this

Ani Filipova

The Change Advisor for Leaders 📈 Bank COO (Citi) turned Entrepreneur 👉 Join my community and follow me for posts on career, leadership, future of work and my journey.

5mo

Tailoring your approach to your audience is key.

Scott Caputo

Entrepreneur & Investor Exploring everything growth, AI & leadership | Columbia AI, Top Voice, Speaker | 1 Billion+ Impressions, $300M+ generated, 250+ partners

5mo

So important to know how your audience acts before assuming - love this take Jas Schembri-Stothart

César Solís

Oracle | Keeping visionary leaders informed on insights & events. Follow me for daily posts on strategy, mindset, and professional development

5mo

Adapting to audience style eases the message reach. Jas Schembri-Stothart

Nicole Watkins-Schembri

Fullstack Software Engineer 👩🏻💻 | Ex-Disney & National Geographic | Web & App Development 📱

5mo

Thanks for keeping us on trend (insert appropriate, non-cringey laugh emoji here)

Tom Pestridge

Scaled 2 x Startups to £7m with Marketing | Founder @Goose Agency | Follow for Daily Marketing, Leadership & Startup Strategies

5mo

Understanding and aligning with your audience is key to effective communication. I’d add: simplify complex ideas—clarity is always appreciated. 💀

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