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I started a particular master's program and dropped out after a semester for various reasons. When you asked the question about discussing experience in interview settings, I thought about this experience of mine and how I might discuss it in future interviews if it comes up. It's good food for thought! Thank you. I enjoyed this video ❤️😊 it sounds like you're a jack of all trades!

Been loving each of your vids! I always listen when they come out. They really calm me down and get me out of my head a bit.

Hi friends! What phrases surprise you?

Hi friends, how do you ask people for help?

How do you get interested in what the person has to say? I am curious....

Hi friends! What soft skills do you highlight?

Hi friends! How do you use ChatGPT?

Hi Friends! What do you need help with now ?

This is single-handedly the most important thing that any one of us could be looking for. Happiness needs to be the goal. Not money, not followers or that perfect job/house/life. Happiness. Your words are far more valuable than the view-count Alice, keep it coming. This is ultra-important information!

Great insights, Alice! Shifting from unmet expectations to understanding obstacles really hit home for me. It’s such a positive approach for both work and personal life. Letting go of rigid expectations definitely opens up more room for happiness. Looking forward to the next episode! 🙌😊

How do you understand your value?

Awesome video, Alice! Loved the examples of direct vs. indirect communication. Clear communication really does build trust and save time.

My brother studies communications (conflict studies) and he taught me about the 5 modes for handling conflict. Recently, I was reviewing that diagram, because in my friendships, I'm learning to be more authentic so that I can offer my best self to those relationships. I'm a people pleaser, partially by nature and partially due to conditioning from unhealthy relationships, so cooperation comes easy to me, but assertiveness does not. Long story short, this gives me some good tips on how to be more assertive (communicate my needs), so that my friendships can keep becoming more collaborative instead of accommodating on my end. These are wonderful tips to help me as I learn how to communicate directly. Thanks Alice! I can tell that you value this a lot ❤️

I will say you are one of the best strangers I ever befriended and I am having a blast watching this channel take off. You are KILLING IT!!!

Kita sebagai manusia sosial harus ada kontak satu sama lain nya tentu perlu komunikasi serta respon dengan baik Hal itu akan membangun relasiionship dengan baik semoga Tuhan Yesus Kristus memberkati Immanuel Amein thank you

Aku sendiri tak menyadari akan hal itu namun semua itu atas petunjuk serta bimbingan Tuhan Yesus Kristus memberkati semoga semua berjalan lancar sesuai dengan harapan good luck thank you

Great video! I love the emphasis on curiosity and authenticity when meeting new people. The reminder to stay open and vulnerable, while also celebrating the moments that bring us together, is so important. Looking forward to your next episode on direct communication!

Great video, Alice! 🌟 Your tips on finding common interests and asking open-ended questions are super helpful for building meaningful connections. Can't wait for your next episode on building relationships with strangers! 😊

I can not stress enough the importance of following these tips. For a plethora of reasons it is excruciatingly important to make the person you are communicating with feel heard and valuable. Whether it be romantically, with your spouse after a hard days work or in business dealings with clients or staff there is not a single thing you can do that will better improve the amount of information that you are trying to convey than by showing genuine interest in them.

Great video, Alice! Showing genuine interest in people is such a valuable skill that can really transform relationships, both personal and professional. I loved the tip about asking open-ended questions - it’s a simple way to make conversations more meaningful. Looking forward to your next video on finding common interests!

Hi friends, how do you show someone you care about what they have to say?

Guess what?? I watched this vid when it came out, and then today I applied something you shared (prioritizing stuff that's harder first and rewarding myself with the funner stuff after) and it helped me a ton!!! ❤️

Great insights! I love how you emphasize the importance of genuine human connections and building rapport. The tip about smiling to create comfort really resonated with me, and your reminder to actively listen is key to forming meaningful relationships.

Great insights! Understanding the difference between wants and needs and focusing on body language really helps build deeper connections. Looking forward to learning more about active listening in the next video! 👏

Nice! I had never thought about using procrastinating as an advantage. And assigning value and reward only to the things that are difficult is an amazing tip

Great insights! I love how you frame procrastination as energy conservation and a tool for creativity. The idea of assigning value to tasks and rewarding yourself is super helpful. Thanks for making procrastination feel less like a flaw and more like a natural part of the process!

Ooooh... i like having a physical list to check things off. I didnt think to assign a value to the task, that's excellent advice! Loving it Alice!

Echolalia can be quite irritating.

I learned how to stop reacting and thinking what that person is saying and what they're feeling. But I had to couple active listening with a bit of emotional maturity so I don't feel "attacked" or "judged" and be able to just listen instead of quickly defend or react.

Wise wise words... thank you for your very genuine and insightful information. And of course thank you for the very kind words! We appreciate you and look forward to seeing your channel do great things!

Great breakdown of active listening! Love how you explained the importance of repeating word for word to truly understand. It’s so easy to jump in with our own thoughts, but this method really shows how to build trust and improve communication. Thanks for sharing your experience, especially the insight about how active listening impacts business and personal relationships!

Avoid all that pain and trauma by practicing active listening" the best, most relatable advice I've heard all week. And also.. Wow you made my day... that was the nicest shout-out I've ever seen. Thank you. You are an amazing person, exceptionally talented and skilled and we are all very blessed to have the advice and insight you provide here. Thank you for everything you do! ❤

Thanks for sharing this vital lesson. It's a great video!

I wish I had learned to listen actively much sooner in life, instead of just hearing. Do you feel the same?

Such a wonderful topic. Communication is such a critically under-served and under-appreciated skillset. And you are so correct in that the majority of communication is through listening... and not just to the words being spoken. The vast majority of information that you gain from a conversation is picked up via body language. The mood and tenor of the communicator is equally important as the information being shared.

Thank you Alice! Active listening is superimportant ! I talk about this in one of my podcasts where I was invited as guest speaker. I use it as a main technique in coaching! The main thing is not to come up with questions before the other person finishes talking 😄😄

I enjoyed the video, looking forward to use these suggestions to improve, I wanted to ask that can you also make videos on how to talk so that people will pay attention, how to establish a safe space for communication between strangers and so on? It would be very helpful!!

How do you communicate your wants and needs?

My top tricks for networking at conferences: 1. Always ask about them and get out of the mindset of wanting to talk about yourself. You'll get your turn. 2. I always show up early and walk around with a 6-pack of coffee to hand out, especially for staff (they hold all the keys to all the doors!). A valet friend is worth every penny of a cup of Starbucks. 3. Have a deep, meaningful elevator pitch ready. Just in case. 4. There will be someone being shy and hiding in the corner. Go and greet them, that person is almost always worth talking to. 5. Save a QR code for your site/channel as the lockscreen on your phone for easy access You aren't even talking about networking lol, don't think I wasn't watching. I was... you just set me off on a hot-button topic lol

Didn’t really think I’d be watching all of these but I have been and ur not a failure at

Just clicked on ur channel from a random comment section just wanted to say ur editing is good so eventually something will blow up GL

Congratularions for your steps Alice!

What questions do you ask to establish a genuine connection?

Great insights, Alice! I loved your take on soft skills and how interviews are like dating. Your tips on authenticity and adaptability are spot-on. Excited for the next video on procrastination!

Such a valuable video, Alice! 🙌 Asking the right open-ended questions truly transforms conversations and builds deeper connections. I love how you emphasize curiosity and creating space for personal discussion - it makes such a difference in trust-building. Definitely taking these tips to heart for my next networking event! 💬✨

This explains so much... I never had a poor conversation with you. And now I know why! Looking forward to the next one!

This is such excellent information , totally spot on and more valuable than you'd think. Thank you!

Very nice presentation, by a very nice presenter!

This video is incredibly insightful, Alice! I really appreciate how you broke down each soft skill and provided specific examples of common interview questions. Your advice on practicing active listening and adapting communication styles to fit others is spot on. It's so true that interviews are about more than just technical skills-they’re a chance to showcase who you are as a person

Wow, this is such a helpful tutorial, Alice! I had no idea ChatGPT could handle so many different document types now. Your step-by-step guide made it super easy to follow along. Thanks for keeping us updated with these new features-definitely going to try uploading some documents myself! Keep up the great work! 😊