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What can you do if you're a person assertive.

With an approach "assertive" you are able to do so many things spontaneous and natural, let's some;

• Express your opinion. You can express your likes and interests to do so voluntarily rather than in a neutral way. You can say, "I like this pasta" or "I like your car" instead of "Pasta your car is good or not bad, "You can use the phrase" I feel "or" I think "when appropriate.
• about you. If you do something really important or interesting, you can tell this to your friends and colleagues. This is not to monopolize the conversation, but you can see at the best time of your successes (and failures from which perhaps have taken significant points of learning) or achievements.
• Healthy people. You act so outgoing and friendly with people you'd know better. Genuine smile and greeting people warmly, "Oh, Hello! ; How nice to see you "rather than eat his words and say "Hello" or subheading to make a simple nod or look embarrassed.
• Accept compliments. You can accept a compliment gracefully ("Yes, I too like this car.") Instead of saying something to make it appear less important to the 'object of praise, ("Yes, but it is always a Fiat"). This gives the sensation of reward rather than penalize or punish "those who make you compliments.
• Communicating with facial expressions. your facial expressions, intonation of your voice communicate the same feelings of your words. When you talk with people, keep the look in a natural way.
• Expressing a moderate disagreement. When someone says something you disagree, do not pretend to agree for the sole reason to keep the peace. Express your disagreement through non-verbal messages as: look away, grimace, raise your eyebrows, shook his head, or change the subject.
• Clarity. If your boss or a colleague you the directions, instructions or evidence of a hasty or confused, you can ask for additional explanations in a natural and unobtrusive. ; Rather than say nothing and feel confused because it did not fully understand, you can say, "Your instructions were not entirely clear to me. You could start from scratch?".
• ask "why". When someone asks you to do something that you do not seem reasonable or pleasant, you may ask, "Why would you want me to do so?".
• expressed strong disagreement. When you disagree with something and you feel pretty strong on your point of view, you can express this with statements like, "I I see it in another way. ... In my opinion " or "I think the way you see it does not take into account certain factors, such as ...".
• defend their rights. Do not let the others take advantage of you. Can you say "no" firmly without feeling guilty. You can defend your rights and ask to be treated with respect. You can say, "It's up to me ... " or "Excuse me, but now I have to leave. I have another appointment," or "Please lower your radio," or "You are late for half an hour our meeting. "You can express your angry without discomfort.
• Be persistent. If you have a complaint (or complaints) legitimate, you can keep repeating, despite resistance from your partner until you get a satisfactory answer. Do not you surrender before a couple of "no".
• Avoid the justification for every opinion. During a discussion, if someone tries to get in trouble by continuing to ask "why, why, why," you can put an end to these questions by refusing to participate in this kind of dialogue, or turn over the application to your party. You can simply say, "I think so. These are my values. I do not have to justify everything I say. If you make excuses for yourself is so important, we feel the reason why you do not agree with what I say. "
• If it is not already, should not become allegedly?

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