Unlocking the Mystery: 7 Childhood Habits That Breed Passive-Aggressive Adults
These are the pillars of an authentic personal brand.
6) Indirect communication
Some children grow up learning to communicate their needs and desires indirectly. They might use subtle hints or roundabout ways of expressing what they want, thinking it’s the ‘polite’ or ‘safe’ thing to do.
However, this can lead to confusion and miscommunication in their adult life. It’s often hard for others to understand exactly what they want or need if it’s not communicated directly.
Being clear and direct in your communication is a vital part of personal branding. It’s about conveying your ideas, thoughts, and feelings in a way that leaves no room for misinterpretation.
