Most communication disasters - work, home, friendships, relationships - you name it - happen because someone decided telepathy was an acceptable strategy. Here’s your first tool: Use your words. The real ones. Out loud. In sentences. Examples: Not: “I figured you knew what I meant.” → Translation: “I hoped you’d decode my cryptic nonsense.” Say: “I wasn’t clear. Here’s what I actually meant.” Not: “You should’ve just known.” → Translation: “I expect psychic powers, apparently.” Say: “Next time, here’s what I need from you.” Not: “Everything’s fine.” → Translation: “Everything is absolutely NOT fine and I’m being dramatic.” Say: “I’m annoyed because X. Let’s sort it out.” Not: “You NEVER listen.” → Translation: “I’m mad and exaggerating for flair.” Say: “I asked twice and didn’t get a response.” This tool fixes (or mildly inhibits): · Office drama · Passive-aggressive coworkers · Mean-girl cliques · Leadership “mystery instructions” · Employees pretending confusion · Dating disasters · Friendship blowups · Relationship arguments that would end instantly if one person used a complete sentence Where did someone in your life absolutely refuse to use their words this week—and how did it go?

Here’s what we focus on: • Clear communication without fluff • Non-toxic leadership • Handling office bullies • Boundaries without drama • Conflict skills • Visual + creative communication including graphics and photography • Portfolio building and presentations • Speaking under pressure • Saying what you actually mean Tell me which one you need most right now.

This is a space for people who want to break through the BS and communicate clearly. We will focus on spoken, written, visual, and leadership communication. Whether you are looking for a way to communicate better professionally or improve interpersonal relationships, this is the place for you. No corporate polish. No jargon. No toxic nonsense. Introduce yourself below. What communication challenge hits you the hardest?