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How Interpersonal Communication Has Affected My Life

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Interpersonal communication has impacted me and my life in a lot of ways. Few of the many ways how it has impacted me and my life are, I learned a lot while just talking to people. Every other person I talk to makes me grow in their own way for example, I interact with my dad’s friends a lot and from them I learned a lot about the different approaches to life and how the success story of each person differs teaches me about the different paths I can walk on towards success. Very small of interactions with people can make a person’s day and it always works for me like for example, when I used to go to college the security guard over there used to always greet me as if he meant it and that small gesture made me feel as if there are people out

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