Communication.

It is not the strongest species that survives, nor the most intelligent. But, it is the one that is the most adaptable to change.

Adaptability is also a factor to consider when it comes to communication. How we communicate can change depending on who we are talking to and how they perceive us.

Communication is important in our lives; it helps us do better in all aspects of life, whether business or relationships with friends, family, and coworkers. However, communication is a skill that needs to be improved upon if one wishes to excel at anything in life.

Some people are naturally good communicators. They can walk into the room and make a connection with anyone in it. Others make you want to get away from them as fast as possible.

How could the same person be so pleasant and detestable, not only to you but everyone around? That's one of the biggest differences between good and bad communicators and their attitude towards life.

The successful ones have figured out how to make others feel good about themselves. In other words, they have learned how to be likable. Of course, it is not a natural talent but an acquired skill that requires work on the part of the communicator. Yet once mastered, it can reap the rewards in every area of your life: your home life, work-life, and even love life.

A good communicator is a source of entertainment and delight. But on the other hand, a great communicator is a source of pleasure that can also persuade, enlighten, and even inspire.