039: How To Have An Impact With Your Communication

Divine Union™

Communication is how we relate to other beings, it's the medium through which we share ourselves with the world, with our friends, family, and lovers.

On today’s episode of Divine Union Nicola discusses some key areas to explore and hone, if you want to truly communicate persuasively, and that leaves people feeling inspired and energized. We dive into masculine and feminine energies, some particulars around the non-verbal aspects of communication, as well as some common themes among many influential people in the world. This is an episode you do not want to miss. Get your favorite bevy, and let’s dive in!
0:00 Intro
1:24 Why You Need a Balance of Masculine and Feminine Energies for Impact
4:55 Common Themes Among Richard Branson, David Deida, Gabby Bernstein, Layla Martin and More
7:24 How to Artfully Navigate Conflict
11:11 The “How” (vocal intonations, pauses, tone, cadence, and more)
13:41 Humor and Play for Impact
16:38 Communication For Divine Union

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