Effective Communication 101: Tips, Scripts and What To Avoid - Terri Cole

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  • Опубликовано: 2 янв 2025

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  • @terri_cole
    @terri_cole  Месяц назад +5

    Let me know: which communication style seems to fit your own? Where do you have trouble with effective communication? Remember to download the guide for the effective vs. ineffective communication chart + for scripts: www.terricole.com/effective-communication-101-guide

    • @LCLightworker
      @LCLightworker Месяц назад +1

      Thxs for the guide Terri! 💜 I have trouble checking in, ie asking for clarity ie “Do you mean that you don’t want to blah blah?” It feels counter intuitive to me to ask: the conditioning: don’t ask, keep the peace, don’t say anything that will cause another to feel uncomfortable. Which means I get to carry the discomfort.😝It goes so deep. The unpacking of the beliefs, programming, ways of being will take my remaining years I feel.😍🌟💫🙏🏽

  • @LadySunflower-52
    @LadySunflower-52 Месяц назад +18

    Your new book - Too Much - gave me the actual script and wording to stand up to a bully in a social situation. It worked! She is leaving me alone now. Sadly, there won’t be a friendship, but I won’t be wasting my time and energy on an unhealthy person. Your script helped me flush out the truth of who she was so I can hold that space open for a healthier friendship. Thank you so much Terri!

    • @terri_cole
      @terri_cole  Месяц назад +1

      This makes me so happy to hear 💕 Way to GO!! 👏👏

    • @jillwklausen
      @jillwklausen Месяц назад +1

      Congratulations! That's really awesome.

  • @Kymerahx
    @Kymerahx Месяц назад +11

    I just want to say, My boyfriend and I come from very broken homes and both from very unhealthy relationship dynamics. we wernt really shown how to do any of this right, and have more often then not, leaned into our unhealthy behaviors in past relationships. We are both pulling boulders and really working hard to make sure that we don't harm ourselves or each other In this relationship. And your channel is the first channel where I don't feel like I'm being sold fluff. I can genuinely apply the things you talk about, and i have been talking about what i learn with him and its helped so much with our communication and our security with each other. I'm really thankful for your work. And I hope one day soon I have the privilege of reading one of your books. Thank you for your work

    • @terri_cole
      @terri_cole  Месяц назад +1

      You're so welcome ❤️ I'm so glad to hear it's helpful and easy to apply! And I am cheering you on in your dedication to learning new skills to strengthen your relationship. ❤️

    • @Kymerahx
      @Kymerahx Месяц назад +2

      @@terri_cole I Appreciate the support and encouragement!

  • @itsmeaimster6698
    @itsmeaimster6698 Месяц назад +10

    Thank you for doing what my parents should have done. ❤

  • @larrycombs3137
    @larrycombs3137 17 дней назад

    Hello Terry Cole! Communication is an art that anyone can master, if their taught. I was taught on a high level. You have a good & bubbly & serious side of you, because of your profession, that is good for your viewers! I have dealt with many therapists because of my special needs daughter

  • @lailasalli8743
    @lailasalli8743 Месяц назад +5

    All 3 resonate with me..recently wrote my 'clear and kind' boundary letter to my sd, my counselor said she could frame my letter for a 'boundary 101' class..I have to thank you, Terri, your books and videos gave me the clarity & courage to finally put closure to this very painful dynamic I've been involved in.

    • @terri_cole
      @terri_cole  Месяц назад +1

      I am witnessing you with compassion and cheering you on- what an amazing shift 👏👏👏

  • @Justehthought
    @Justehthought Месяц назад +2

    I grew up not understanding emotions, thus all my relationships suffered. I shut down completely. I'm rebuilding my life all over again. Thank you for your information.

    • @terri_cole
      @terri_cole  Месяц назад

      I am witnessing you with compassion and cheering you on as you rebuild ❤️

  • @TJ-zy8vy
    @TJ-zy8vy Месяц назад +1

    Tammy Coletta here from Tulsa, OK. I am an LPC, Licensed Professional Counselor. Love your videos, I learn so much!

    • @terri_cole
      @terri_cole  Месяц назад

      Welcome, Tammy! Glad you're enjoying my videos ❤️

  • @yesyoga
    @yesyoga Месяц назад +1

    Holy smoke! This message hits home 🎯 I need to dive in head first NOW. Thanks Terri!

  • @slimjadeyyy
    @slimjadeyyy 14 дней назад +1

    Im subscribed cause I never want to miss when you post!

  • @poonamharlalka6003
    @poonamharlalka6003 Месяц назад +1

    Hi I am from India.. I reached this video after lot of scrolling.. You way of explaining is very conversational and very easy to relate to.. Thanks.. very helpful tips

    • @terri_cole
      @terri_cole  Месяц назад

      I'm so glad my video was helpful for you!

  • @AmeliaStender9
    @AmeliaStender9 Месяц назад

    You are so right on about all the ineffective ways of communicating and I would hasten to add that these tactics and forms of ineffective communication were even at times done intentionally to Gaslight people to take out aggression against people where the gas lighter previously did not respond the way they really wanted to and instead had to try to express their anger healthy anger even in passive-aggressive ways probably as a child they have not expressed their anger in a healthy way and instead they express it in an unhealthy way in an abusive deceptive way where they can get out their anger and they think it's hidden but really it is extremely destructive and open to the eyes of everyone who can clearly see their manipulative tactics. The sad thing is if these people would just come out of the closet and State what they want and be open and be clear without being ugly because they've hidden and held back all of their own frustrations without openly expressing them if they would just Express what's on their plate and in their heart and emotions at the moment these experiences happen they would not build up all this unhealthy anger and then abuse other people with it all of these unhealthy and ineffective tactics of communication especially when done intentionally and maliciously against someone they claim to love cause the person doing these behaviors to be toxic and then having that root of bitterness it pollutes and poisons many people because they become Trapped By Their Own behaviors and habits their ways which are not the ways of God or healthiness and so they destroy every relationship they get in. Ultimately this reinforces their underlying belief that they are not lovable because their toxicity drives away anyone who comes near them to love them because of the hurt they see inside the person who is expressing all this hatred bitterness anger and rage but all of it is being done supposedly covertly I found the only thing I could do was exit the relationship after sharing with them all the ways that they were malicious in their behavior and essentially apologizing for my healthy reaction of anger to what they did and of course they blamed the end of the relationship on my anger when really the fact that they were doing all these behaviors to me every single thing you listed every single thing you've listed was done to me and so what was my healthy response? The only healthy response for me was to leave because they would not repent even after I gave them Bible verses and tried with all my heart to work with them but ultimately they had a goal of undermining and ruining the relationship so what could I do except for let them win so so thank you so much for breaking it down it has really Set Me Free from false guilt of thinking that I did not do enough and I realize I had been telling this person from day one all these things but they would not stop

  • @bonniemurphy1057
    @bonniemurphy1057 Месяц назад +2

    You are spot on Terri! Thanks so much for this video, I have learned alot.

    • @terri_cole
      @terri_cole  Месяц назад

      So glad to hear that Bonnie 💕

  • @well_weathered
    @well_weathered Месяц назад +2

    No, (around my spouse) I am interrupted and stop talking. What I have learned is what I have to say isn't worth hearing.
    I am ignored in person and text. Yet I answer their texts right away and take orders.
    The priest I had that recommended my therapist told me before he left to keep talking to my adult children. He said they do hear me.
    I think they are seeing I am differentiating. They were seeing me as an extension of my husband (because they don'tsee him as an extension of me), as if I believed all he believed.
    I honestly don't know how therapy will go but I don't think there will be real communication prior.

  • @debbieharvey6307
    @debbieharvey6307 Месяц назад +1

    Perfect timing video and I am very grateful for your expertise and coaching.

  • @TheAngelMasi
    @TheAngelMasi Месяц назад +1

    Very happy you are offering this work.

    • @terri_cole
      @terri_cole  Месяц назад

      I'm so glad you're here watching it! ❤️

  • @paulaholder9292
    @paulaholder9292 Месяц назад +1

    Brilliant Terri 😊. Looking forward to your guide

  • @debrahickman5870
    @debrahickman5870 Месяц назад +1

    Terri, thank you for this video it is much needed.

  • @Pass-dj9xt
    @Pass-dj9xt Месяц назад +1

    Thank you for the video Terri, it is really insightful. I have given it some thought and I am requesting for your input on it. I think effective communication occurs when the intended purpose is achieved. I say so because we can be both direct and indirect in our communication. We may aim at playfully tease or joke, or being indirect because of the high risks at stake if one is direct because the other person is low on emotional intelligence or doesn’t focus on inner work. Thank you.

    • @terri_cole
      @terri_cole  Месяц назад +2

      I think that’s insightful! It’s also important that effective communication includes loving words and intentional choices. Meaning, it’s not just about the outcome (that the intended purpose is achieved), but also how you get there. 💕

    • @Pass-dj9xt
      @Pass-dj9xt Месяц назад

      @ Thank you

  • @aliahmadsani8611
    @aliahmadsani8611 Месяц назад +1

    You are a brilliant person 🎉🎉

  • @jmorgan6218
    @jmorgan6218 Месяц назад +4

    What happens when both parties think they are stating how they feel and it’s completely opposite but both think are right?

    • @terri_cole
      @terri_cole  Месяц назад

      Can you please clarify that? I'm asking because someone stating how they feel is how they feel. What is "completely opposite"? Is the argument about how someone should feel about something, or is it about someone misinterpreting what the other person is saying and refusing to listen? Just want to make sure I can answer you accurately!

    • @jmorgan6218
      @jmorgan6218 Месяц назад +1

      @ misinterpretation of how the other person feels. And also a big one I encounter is saying how I feel due to the actions of someone and the person(s) telling me that I shouldn’t feel that way because that’s not what they are doing. Or when they redirect the conversation and say what they are going through.

    • @terri_cole
      @terri_cole  Месяц назад +1

      Got it, thank you for clarifying! This sounds like emotional invalidation, which I did a video on here: ruclips.net/video/QdzSgcXNIoQ/видео.html We all have a right to how we feel. You can try setting a boundary and request that they simply listen with a compassionate ear. It also helps to figure out who the emotionally trustworthy folks in our lives are- they're the ones who are willing to be with us in our feelings rather than make us wrong for them.
      On the topic of someone saying you "shouldn't feel that way because that's not what they're doing," I also have a video here: ruclips.net/video/34K1P2x3Tjg/видео.html It's about abuse enablers (making excuses for abusers), and there's a part 2 with some scripts that may be useful, too. ❤️

    • @jmorgan6218
      @jmorgan6218 Месяц назад

      @ thank you Terri!!! 💕 unfortunately “family” takes the win on those.

  • @lecturascortasenfamilia2932
    @lecturascortasenfamilia2932 Месяц назад

    Hello! I'm a new subscriber ❤

    • @terri_cole
      @terri_cole  Месяц назад

      Welcome, glad to have you here ❤️

  • @AshleyDoutt
    @AshleyDoutt Месяц назад +1

    Adding Too Much to Amazon cart now…..😊

    • @terri_cole
      @terri_cole  Месяц назад

      I hope you enjoy it ❤️❤️

  • @KyraRayeMurray
    @KyraRayeMurray Месяц назад

    1:53 hey family new here love you all

  • @jmorgan6218
    @jmorgan6218 18 дней назад

    I have a family member that when they very seldomly plan to see us, they say “I can’t stay long”. Normally I wouldn’t care but they have time for other things and they just say it to us and it makes me feel like there is no value to our time together. How can I communicate that kindly?

    • @terri_cole
      @terri_cole  16 дней назад

      Try to discuss it with them by only focusing on how this has impacted you and your relationship with them while remaining curious about what might be happening for them. Share something like, “I’ve noticed that you aren’t able to spend a lot of time with us and I have felt less valued as a result. Is something going on in our relationship that has made you want to pull away? Is there something we can do together to improve our relationship?”

  • @KyraRayeMurray
    @KyraRayeMurray Месяц назад

    I'm a mother up to recently divorced after 7 years

  • @KyraRayeMurray
    @KyraRayeMurray Месяц назад

    And if there's one thing I want you to know about me is that I believe that everyone and that includes everyone here is capable of conqueringppl

  • @SurinG13
    @SurinG13 Месяц назад +1

    terri cole you are absolutely wonderful I'm a stroke survivor and get put in akward conversations about my stroke and worst are questions that insinuate that it's somehow karma or O deserved physical🙏🏽🤦🏽‍♂️🥲my disability and p

    • @terri_cole
      @terri_cole  Месяц назад

      I am so sorry to hear people insinuate that- how awful. Sending you love and strength ❤️

  • @aliciatorres91
    @aliciatorres91 Месяц назад +1

    Thank you Terry Cole for your interesting topic. When you love someone you learn how to communicate well with them. If you are loved by them, they “should “ understand you. Am I right? 🙏💐🎁😁🤩🙌🫶🏻💋🦉🍵💜❤️🕊️😇🦉

    • @terri_cole
      @terri_cole  Месяц назад +1

      Communication is a skill we can learn and if both people are committed to it, then that certainly makes it easier to understand each other. But it's up to us to communicate our preferences, desires, limits, and deal breakers clearly. We shouldn't expect others to just 'know' what we want or what we're thinking. Hope that clarifies 💕