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 Ephesians  4:29 "Let no corrupt communication proceed out of your mouth, but that which is good to the use of edifying, that it may minister grace unto the hearers."

Communication is a vital aspect of our everyday life. Everyone communicates daily in his/her sphere of contact. Businesses are carried out based on communication. Issues are resolved with communication. Relationships are built on communication. The dealings of communication with the world on a daily basis are enormous. However, as great as communication is, there can be bad/corrupt communication. The scripture above illustrates the importance of the right kind of communication from the mouth. Any communication that is done with negative words will never have a lasting impact. For example, how do you seal a deal with a client using negative words?. Would that work?, and even if it did, will such client return again?. Corrupt communication definitely have no room in the daily life of a positive & progressive minded man. Now, this doesn't just happen, a man who programmes himself with corrupt communication will definitely relate with his/her world with negative words BY DEFAULT. So the imperative lies on you programming yourself for the right kind of speech, so that you live your everyday life with a positive mindset and positive words. In addition, if you have people working for you, your superiority doesn't give you a licence to monopoly of emotions, you must be sensitive to others' feelings, don't speak to them roughly. Practise good communication. Do have a great one ahead😘

(Daily Nuggets with Tobi Adebayo)

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