Are you a Credible Communicator?

Do you think your friends consider you a credible communicator? Do you do what you say you are going to do? It is 100% within your control to become a trustworthy communicator.

Develop these five qualities on your journey to become a better communicator.

• Be Transparent—Share your ‘real’ self. Honesty is the key to connecting with others.

People don’t want perfect communicators, but they do want authentic ones.

• Be Consistent — It is crucial to be a good communicator.  What you repeatedly do tells others who you are.

Good work must be stored up before it shows up. Consistency compounds. So does credibility.

• Be a Good Example—Words and actions must line up.

Seeing is believing, and people must see you living out your values.

• Be Competent—You cannot give what you do not have.

The “weight” of a communicator’s words is determined by their accomplishments.

• Be Trustworthy—Trust is a person’s greatest asset.

When you establish trustworthiness, people know you have good motives and genuinely want to help others.

Knowledge from ‘The 16 Undeniable Laws of Communication’, John C. Maxwell.

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