How to say in your ears
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1.Speak in a calm tone
He understood that people didn't just want words, they wanted feelings.
So he doesn't speak in a rush or emotion, but with a calm tone, listens to peace of mind, like when a parent comforts his child to stop crying, so that words with calm reach the heart easily.
2. Speak with sincere eyes
He knows that words without support are like letters without signatures, so he always looks at the eyes of the person in front of him when he speaks, making the audience feel important, like when a loved one speaks to us without leaving his eyes, so it absorbs more deeply than ordinary words.
3. Speak in a simple language
He doesn't use complex phrases to show off his knowledge, but he chooses ordinary language that anyone understands because he knows that meaning is more important than luxury, like a friend who can explain difficult things to us.
In a few words, these words are more pleasant than wise.
4. Speak by telling a story.
He doesn't throw big chunks of information to listen to, but tells through stories that people
Immediately visualize and connect, like a storyteller who makes people laugh, cry, and get into events. A story is a bridge that makes a message travel directly into the audience's mind.
5. Speak by listening back
He doesn't talk to himself, he listens to understand the other.
And then he responds with attention, and it turns Pine Two, like talking to someone who nods, listens, and repeats what we just said.
6. Speak with an example.
He doesn't talk slowly, but he adds with a tangible example, like saying, "Save 100 a day a year, you have 36,500 baht.
So people see real images, not just theories floating in the air.
7. Speak sincerely
He doesn't pretend, doesn't speak for personal gain, but is outspoken. Because he knows that sincerity is a universal language that everyone can understand, people immediately feel that this is a word from the heart, not a performance.
8. Speak with a smile
He knows that a smile is the garnish of every conversation, a speech that may
Ordinary sounds become warmer immediately with a smile, like an employee greeting a customer with a smile, until ordinary words become the reason the customer wants to come back again.
9. Speak with concision.
They don't stall their words, but they communicate immediately and understand, so they want to hear until the end, like the leader of the meeting for five minutes, but the team is more complete than the whole hour of the meeting.
10. Speak with emotional fit
He doesn't speak so smooth that he doesn't speak too well and doesn't overlook the show.
But it is a weight that allows the listener to follow, like a speaker whose tone corresponds to the content, so the speech is catchy and addictive.
11. Speak with a choice of rhythm.
He understood that the right words, but at the wrong time, became worthless, so he chose to speak when the atmosphere was right, like telling the good news when people were ready to smile, and to be quiet when the other person was not ready to listen.
12. Speak with praise before warning.
He was in no hurry to tell the error immediately, but began with a small eulogy.
To make the other person feel good, then give gentle advice, like a teacher who says, "You're doing great, but adding this is awesome." The audience accepts with a smile rather than resistance.
13. Speak with acceptance of feelings.
He doesn't rush to reject ideas, but he starts by saying that I understand how you feel before offering his opinion. These words make people feel worthy and ready to listen.
14. Speak with questions.
They don't talk hard, but they ask people to think, for example, and what do you think is more practical? Questioning makes the audience more engaged and open-minded than being instructed.
15. Speak with ego reduction.
He doesn't speak in a way that makes himself superior, but he uses equal words and doesn't feel pressed, like a friend who talks equally, not a boss who commands his subordinates, so people listen without feeling opposed.
16. Speak with confidence.
He doesn't speak shakily, but uses a strong, steady tone.
Make the audience believe in what they hear, like the leader who announced the plan.
Clearly. Until everyone is ready to follow without hesitation.
17. Speak with respect.
He does not speak plump, does not speak insultingly, but uses polite words despite his differences. Because he knows that respect is the foundation of communication, polite words become a shield against conflict.
18. Speak with consistency.
He does not speak well when he wants to benefit, but always with the same sincere attitude. Over time, the audience believes that his words are valuable because they do not change according to the circumstances.








































































