Opinion

Tarnya Davis writes: It's useful to come from the perspective of an adult who has more skills and power than the child version of you

By Tarnya Davis
June 27 2020 - 6:00am
Finding your assertive voice
Finding your assertive voice

When it comes to assertive communication, when we try to express a need or ask for what we want, many of us develop a style - keeping quiet, passively letting people know what we want without using words, building resentment and exploding. This can be problematic for us.

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