Reflective Essay: A Short Note On Effective Communication

I learned about how to communicate properly by saying about 6 words at a time.
As it limits the words that I speak each time, I deliver a small amount of info to the other, which makes them easier to understand.
If I talked within a few seconds, I don’t think many of them can fully remember what I said.
I also learned to speak slowly, so that the others can catch what I said.
If I was speaking too fast, they may not be able to catch the whole sentence.
The key is too maintain their concentration during the conversation.
If I speak too much or too fast at once, they may lose attention while they are hearing what I said.
It’s like eating; if you want to digest the food properly, you got to eat it slow and bite it little by little.
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I forgot what I wanted to do when I was young.
I dreamed about becoming a rich man without any idea how to become one.
I dreamed about becoming a boss, but I know nothing about business.
There is nothing wrong about having dreams, but I got understand the difference between realistic dream and non-realistic dream.
All the dreams that I had are non-realistic dreams: they will never come true.
I learned about uncertainty.
Whenever we are uncertain about something important, we are in trouble.
Traveling on a bus, but not knowing where to get off can give us enough trouble.
The more preparation you have, the less uncertainty you have.
I relearned to say “thank you.”
I kept forgetting thing I learned in the old days such as saying “thank you.”
I experienced the importance of teamwork with bro and his friends: Agus and Amy.
Without his cool friends, I’d never be able to go visit the cool office or have tasty food at the Indonesian restaurant.
With Amy's sharing of interest, now I know this novel “The Martian” by Andy Weir.
It’s an interesting book; in fact, I think is better than the movie.
So far, it’s better than any English fiction books I’ve read: Harry Potter, Frankenstein, Assassin Creed,