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Communication and serendipity are intricately linked as shown this August. Unexpected moments often happen through genuine conversations. When people communicate openly, they create chances for unforeseen connections. This openness leads to surprising discoveries and new opportunities. Effective communication not only shares information but also invites happy accidents that can spark new collaborations and friendships. This can be technology based as well. In Mass Appeal Magazine, our contributors help us master human, paper, and screen interactions. Gain communicative insight this final month of summer. 

Communication Encourages Serendipity 

Use ‘Body Talk’ tips to improve your bravery. William Lo shows readers how to stand their ground and appear brave. It allows one to feel like a true leader. Lo’s advice covers eye contact, an open stance, and controlled gestures. When one hones these skills properly, one can impress the whole room. 

Continuing the career conversation, look to August’s ‘Buzz.’ Gustav Nicholson advises those in the PR field to keep learning. Public relations is always changing as it’s human-focused. Nicholson writes on the importance of discovering new tactics. It’s for the well-being of the PR team and clients. Studying up ensures more room for delightful serendipity. 

Pivoting let’s improve our communication with kids. Trisha Sanders contributes to this month’s ‘Fuse.’ Sanders is a licensed social worker. She advises to forget limits. Simply listen to the child’s thoughts and feelings. This practice can be quite fruitful for the kid’s future. 

In August’s ‘Paper,’ contributor Liza Royales educates us on grant writing. Royales illustrates the process from start to finish. A well-written grant can change lives. One may never know when the skill is needed. That’s where serendipity comes in. Get the pen going today. 

Technological Talks 

‘Social Networth’ spotlights YouTube. Writing on the subject is Nader Qudimat. He covers the pros and cons of the popular video site. Quidmat goes on to champion the benefits of YouTube Premium. A well-edited video may increase your chances for successful serendipity. 

Gustav Nicholson continues to offer his wise words in ‘Noise.’ He wants to help us save money even on our screens. Forget the outer voices trying to get you to spend. Nicholson holds us accountable and offers various saving strategies. Unsubscribe and take a marketing detox this August. Save for the holiday season only months away. 

Keep the serendipity celebration going this August. Stay subscribed and read Mass Appeal Magazine.