With our families, we use many forms of communication. Its importance will depend on how we do it and what we do. If we communicate with our children, we must be very clear and concise. Otherwise, there is what is called misinterpretation or miscommunication. This could be very detrimental to the development of the child's behavior or feelings in the area of ​​human nature. So, looking at nature versus nurture. That's a whole other topic in itself. We won't go there today. We also have communication outside of our family unit. It’s either social with friends or business with our colleagues. I also don’t get into social communication too much, even though it plays a huge role in our professional lives. Just like with a child or with your social life, if you do not establish the parameters of the level of communication you will maintain, there could be irrefutable damage to the nature of the subject. So let's take this discussion a little further, looking at a few other important elements, again, depending on my audience. Back to my topic