THE COMMUNICATION SKILLS make the difference

THE SOMETIMES FORGOTTEN LINK: 

      

The following piece has been general

views of mine for many years.  But,

a recent discussion in connection

with rule changes for Canadian

amateur boxing triggered some

discussion with various views.

But,  some of the individuals 

involved switched from the

issues of  head guards and

scoring systems to bang the

drum for their cause which 

did not appear to be high on 

the E I scale of dealing with

other points of view.  

So to expand on the 

substance of the barriers

of  communication, the following

piece was created.

TECHNICAL SKILLS and EXPERIENCE ALONE are  LIMITATIONS

* the above piece takes us beyond the skills needed, and the skills taught,

but about one factor that can't be taught without the attitude and

understanding and that part of any game plan is effective communication

skills.

Be it boxing, coaching, officiating or being a loyal supporter of the sport.
One needs to say what they mean, and mean what they say, but be open
and accepting of change, constructive criticism  and the views of others.
Perfection is not a tool that any of us own but the improvements in our
many skills should always be with an open door policy