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How to Communicate with a Left-brained Person




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Left-brained? Think of Joe Friday on Dragnet. The facts,

mam, just the facts.



Left-brained people are linear and sequential, focus on the

literal meanings of words, like logic and reason, and often

score low on reading nonverbal communication such as gestures

and expressions.

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1.Give A reason (one will do), and answer the direct question.



SAY: No I havent completed the Pleading. I had to file the

Motion to Compel first. It had priority. DO NOT SAY: I was too

busy, I had too much to do, or I had to do something else.

(anticipate - Did you or did you not, and if not, why not?)



2.Quantify and avoid vague references to time and money. Do not

use words like something, stuff, a long time. Avoid

superfluous adjectives.



SAY: It will take 4 days to get your shirt back from the dry

cleaners. If I take it in today, you wont get it back in time

for your trip on Friday. DONT SAY: Dont ask me to do stuff

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SAY: This machine will cost you no more than $100 and no less

than $50. DO NOT SAY: Itll cost a lot, or We cant afford

that.



3.Be serious. Avoid humor, sarcasm, double intendre or anything

ambivalent or ambiguous.



SAY: I will have that for you by 5:00 this afternoon. DO NOT

SAY: Youre joking arent you? Tell me youre joking. (They

arent.)



SAY: I cant do that by 1:00 and heres why You will have to

ask someone else to do it. DO NOT SAY: In your dreams, or Me

and what 5 other people? or Sure (sarcastically), or anything

you counteract with gestures and expressions (rolling your

eyes), as it will be missed.



4.Do not use metaphor.



SAY: He talks that way because thats how they teach you to

talk in the military. DO NOT SAY: You cant change a leopards

spots.



SAY: I will do my best to convince him to come at that time.

DO NOT SAY: Id have to turn cartwheels.



5.Do not be vague or refer to intuition. Refer to logic and

authority when possible.



SAY: He didnt go to school because he had a strep throat and

the doctor told me to keep him home for 3 days. DO NOT SAY: I

kept him home from school because I could tell he felt bad.



6.Talk about the trees, not the forest.



SAY: Because this is the first First Anniversary Banquet,

there is no data I can analyze that can accurately predict the

monetary success of this event. DO NOT SAY: I dont know. How

could I know? Weve never done this before.



7.Stick to the topic.

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SAY: Yes, I got hold of Mr. Sanchez. He will meet with you on

Friday. DO NOT SAY: Yes, I got hold of Mr. Sanchez. Did you

know hes getting married next week? Shes a lawyer from

Argentina. The wedding will be in Austin and yes, hell be

here on Friday.



8.Supply context, and alert when changing subjects.



SAY: Regarding the meeting with Bob and Jim last week and

Heres the report. Now, in another matter [and pause for them

to switch gears] DO NOT SAY: Here are the financial figures,

and by the way, Mary didnt like it when Bob and Jim



9.Build your case with logic and reason, not emotion.



SAY: I think (reason) I deserve a raise because I raised my

quota 10% and brought in 5 new clients with increased revenue of

$150,000. DONT SAY: I feel (emotion) I deserve a raise (or I

want a raise). Its demeaning to be the lowest paid in the

department. Wed all feel better if



10. Be brief, factual and to-the-point, talk slowly, enunciate,

avoid pronouns and make references clear. (Oh, and skip the hand

gestures.)



SAY: Buy the Mazda. Its the best deal. It costs 20% less and

Edward [trusted mechanic] said it's in better condition. DO NOT

SAY: My gut says get the Mazda. He liked it too. Plus its got a

lot of stuff the other one doesnt. Just hurry up and decide.

This is driving me nuts. (hands waving, voice getting

emotional)



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