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Some people think that life is boring. Are you one of them? Or can you argue the opposite is true?

Do you remember Erika and Renee? Do you also have in mind our recent miscommunication or miscommunication-complaints topics that you read last week?
  As a continuation for these topics, Amy reminded us that a family miscommunication might lead to having a broken family, and since a family communication is very important for the family to survive and flourish, you need to know the reasons and how to avoid them.

What are the main causes of miscommunication in one family?

. Assumptions

. Unclear speech (vague or not making sense)

. Not paying attention to what’s being said

. Not listening

. Jumping into conclusions

. Interruption 

. Impulsiveness

. Dishonesty

. Not reading/ignoring the body language

. Misinterpretation of the words

. Double meanings

. Not asking questions

. Not asking for clarification

. Unaware of certain terminology

. Not your field

What can miscommunication lead to in one family?

. Leaving the family

. Abandon the family

.  Losing trust

. Misunderstanding

. Benefits’ loss

. Fights

. Disagreement

. Wrong impressions

. Conflict

. Unhappiness

How can you prevent miscommunication in your family?

Of course you care for your family, unless you’are brain-washed by the media that encourage teenagers to leave their families.

If you were a normal person, like most of us, not the exception cases, you’d appreciate having a family and belonging to one. Consequently, you’d like to keep your family together and to avoid any or most of the things that may drag you into a miscommunication.

Here’s a few tips:

1. Clear your mind of any assumptions.
2. Ask for clarification when you’re not sure of the meaning.
3. Be patient and listen carefully to what’s being said.
4. Avoid interrupting your family member: young or old.
5. Be kind and loving, so other members would return the same behavior and respect.
6. Be honest.
7. If you disagree with a family member, explain your reasons without rage.
8. Be happy, helpful, and reasonable when around your family.
9. Overcome any big ego issue. Be equal to other family members.
10. It’s always up to you to keep your family safe together. 

Why is family communication important?

To survive life-matters!

Until we talk again, and there’s always more, get your fuel from our topics to your new idea, with our hugs and kisses ❤