In person-to-person communication, the volume of speech often reveals a person's cultivation. The volume not only affects the communication of information, but also reflects our respect for others and our own literacy.
First of all, proper control of the volume of speech is a basic courtesy and respect. In public places, such as libraries, movie theaters, or conference rooms, excessive volume can disturb the people around and disrupt the tranquility. On the contrary, communicating softly and softly not only expresses one's own opinions, but also shows concern for the feelings of others. This respect for details can create a harmonious social environment and show a person's good cultivation.
Secondly, the volume of speech can also reflect a person's ability to control their emotions. When we are emotional or nervous, the volume may rise unconsciously. However, being able to stay calm and control our volume shows our inner composure and confidence. Such a performance not only solves the problem better, but also gives the impression of composure.
In addition, the moderate use of volume is also key to effective communication. Excessive volume may feel oppressive and off-putting, while moderate volume is more likely to attract the attention and empathy of others. By adjusting the volume, we can better communicate our intentions and make communication smoother and more effective.
Furthermore, the volume of speech is closely related to one's self-cultivation. A cultivated person will be aware of the impact of their words and actions on others and strive to communicate with others in a gentle, friendly manner. They know how to use the volume to adjust the atmosphere and make the conversation more comfortable and enjoyable.
Self-cultivation is cultivated gradually in daily life. There are several ways we can work to improve the volume of our speech. First, learn to listen to others, respect what they have to say, and respond with an appropriate volume. Second, pay attention to the management of emotions and avoid raising the volume due to mood swings. Finally, constantly improve your inner cultivation and develop your emotional intelligence and communication skills through reading, learning, and reflection.
In short, although the volume of speech is small, it can invisibly reveal a person's cultivation. Let's always keep an eye on our volume and communicate with the world in a gentle, moderate voice, showing our politeness, respect, and inner cultivation. Such a change in detail will make our interpersonal relationships more harmonious and make us a more attractive person.