Morals and Communication

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Morals and Communication

Communication can be a great tool if used with good morals.
Excluding the details, we all have learned pretty much the same ideology of good morals. We are supposed to work together and build each other rather than let greed deceive and infiltrate our rational thinking. Because we do not see the problems does not mean that the problems are not happening. Because it is right for us does not mean it is right for the other party but with clear communication we can work together.
So communication can certainly be a great tool if it is used with good morals.
However communication can also be misleading intentionally to gain power over someone else. To make an organization better, ideas should be given in a simple way, and with the initial understanding of communicating, to help other people understand rather than to gain rank over using misunderstanding.
Going for a dream is great and achieving a temptation by hurting someone else is wrong.

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		1 Ryuzo Kuraku Executive, Japan
	Good Morals and Communication Dear Jacques, I agree to your communication style. Have you had an effective session and workshop to learn about such communication? I want to know how to give an effective and attractive program to my students. Ryuzo.

		2 deborah rodriguez, United States
	Skills for Moral Communication Mr. Jaques Roussel, I very much appreciate and agree wholeheartedly with your statements in regards to using and exemplifying good morals in all aspects of our lives, especially in the academic, professional, business and global interactions we have with others within our own cultures and outside with others. Somewhere and somehow we have to set the example, leave the impression others want to follow by seeing the results of it. The amount of negative and destructive practices as a standard by anyone, especially by US citizens is not acceptable and should not be tolerated. I have read opinions that promote using emotional and moral standards in interactions, and others who are taught not to allow any emotional involvement in any interactions. We need more education.

		1 sonali sharma India
	Moral Communication But let's be realistic. I don't know how many of us actually practice moral in in all communications. We use a combination of it. It varies with person to person condition to condition and even from organization to organization But yes I agree that a significant amount of moral and emotional standards should always be there in the communication.

		1 Arif ur Rehman Professor, Pakistan
	Morals are Relative Morality and morals have no absolutes. But while communicating, your morality is reflected in the choice of words, threading them into sentences that are pleasing to the listener and gets the job done. Ever seen a charismatic person communicating? His emotions, his morals, his very being - his essence - is involved in his dialogue. And if the information is authentic, then the exchange is total.