1.
Words that cannot contain everything
I'm glad I can express it
Words that cannot contain everything
The true meaning unspoken
Communication is something you and I create together.
All communication is subject to misunderstanding.
Communication also requires constant practice.

2.
Who is the 'me' that wants to communicate?
The me I know
Me who acknowledges and respects myself
Let me show you
I have a desire
I am the center of communication

3.
Even mastering listening starts with one step
Communication begins with listening 58
Even though I'm listening, I'm not listening 62
Obstacles to Listening 69
Listening That Leaders Love 75
Becoming a Master of Listening 79

4.
Powerful words
confident words
When the heart flows, the conversation flows too.
Give your words energy with your gestures!
Words that make you listen

5.
Various communication methods
Communication through text
The Internet, a space for conversation without boundaries
The Internet is convenient but also difficult
We follow netiquette

6.
Words that become violent
No need for communication!
A horse with a knife under its tongue
Verbal abuse that the body reacts to
A harsh word that moves and grows
Online Outlaws, Cyberbullies

7.
peaceful dialogue
Nonviolent communication that conveys the heart
Say what you observed
Expressing feelings
Speaking of desires
Asking in positive language
Our hearts flowing in peaceful conversation

It also connects people with people,
The power of communication that can sometimes even disconnect!

One of the causes of misunderstandings and conflicts between people is lack of communication.
If you expect others to understand your thoughts and feelings without expressing them, misunderstandings and conflicts are bound to arise.
That's why many people emphasize the importance of communication, saying that conversation not only prevents misunderstandings and conflicts, but also solves all problems.
However, if we look back at our daily lives, there are actually cases where misunderstandings and conflicts arise due to conversation.
For example, let's say you were helping a friend with an injured leg get home from school, but you arrived home late without being able to contact them.
Parents who were anxious and worried until their child arrived will focus on why their child did not contact them rather than the reason for the delay and yell at them. If the child only focuses on the parents' attitude of scolding them for doing a good thing and responds, the conflict will only escalate rather than be resolved.
And as these small, trivial misunderstandings and conflicts accumulate, the relationship is bound to go wrong.

Communication is absolutely necessary, but what's really important is to understand that how you do it can either connect people or disconnect them.
This book helps us develop a proper understanding of communication by examining the most basic definition of communication. Based on this, it teaches us how to accurately convey our thoughts and feelings without hurting the other person's feelings, and the attitude we should take to accept the other person's words without distorting them, thereby helping us develop our communication skills.
This book will serve as a guide to minimize misunderstandings and conflicts that arise during communication, enabling you to communicate with others more confidently and comfortably.


Stop relying solely on words for communication!
With ears, eyes, and heart
Developing the power of communication that respects one another

We have been taught that proper communication is achieved when the speaker expresses his or her thoughts and feelings politely and accurately, and the listener listens carefully and empathizes with what the other person is saying.
Of course, correct language, accurate expression, listening, and empathy are important in communication, but this book goes further and, based on the opinions of various experts including psychologists and neurologists, informs us that communication is influenced by various factors such as nonverbal elements such as gestures and facial expressions, self-disclosure to reveal one's information to the other person, the desire to connect with others and be acknowledged, and negative emotions that lead to distorting facts.
Through this, children realize that communication is not just about words, and they are able to examine their usual habits to communicate properly, and develop the ability to view and resolve misunderstandings and conflicts that arise from communication from a different perspective than before.


Additionally, this book helps children communicate more effectively and efficiently by examining communication from various angles, such as things to be careful of when communicating through text rather than through language, verbal abuse that we may be doing or experiencing without realizing it, and non-violent communication methods that help us understand each other's feelings.
I hope that through this book, our children will be able to develop the strength to live healthy lives where they respect one another through proper communication.