HOW TO USE COMMUNICATION TO CREATE A BRIDGE TO ACTION

“Effective communication is the best way to solve problems.”– Bradford Winters

Using communication to create a bridge from inaction to action involves effectively conveying the value and importance of taking specific steps toward achieving a goal or desired outcome. Here’s how you can use communication as a tool to bridge the gap to action;

1. Put the Bridge Right in Front

When you speak to people, make it as easy as possible for them to be able to take action on the things you are telling them to do. In his book The 16 Undeniable Laws of Communication, John Maxwell said, ‘A bridge is of no use to any one if they cannot find it.’

2. Show The Value of Small Steps

Let your audience know they do not need to take a big step to make a significant change. Highlight the significance of taking small steps, and how each action contributes to progress and brings them closer to the goal.

Indeed, it is a well-established fact that taking small, consistent steps leads to significant and impactful change.

3. Help Them to Overcome The Fear of Taking New Steps

First you jump off the cliff and you build your wings on the way down.

~Ray Bradbury

Your audience should understand that, they do not need to wait to feel good until they take action.  Successful people keep moving forward even as they make mistakes, experience losses, and feel discouraged. They don’t quit.

Incorporating these strategies into your communication can effectively create a bridge from inaction to action. Whether you’re trying to inspire personal growth, motivate a team, or drive positive change, effective communication is the key to igniting action and achieving success.

Additional Reading

• Everyone communicates few connect by John C. Maxwell.

• The 16 undeniable laws of communication by John C. Maxwell.

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