Why do people yawn when I speak?

1. Your words contain too little information or repeat too much information. (For example, you repeatedly discuss some of your ideas)

2. You don't grasp the purpose of others, and you don't grasp the information or purpose that the other person wants. This requires you to know more about each other, their current situation, business activities, and whether you can provide some help or advice to each other.

Your tone of voice is too slow or vague, and the other party can't understand you well. This is a very objective fact, just ask your relatives and friends.

4. Body language or eye contact is not in place when communicating. Don't avoid looking directly at each other's eyes. Eye contact can convey more information. When it comes to dancing, few people will not pay attention to what you say. )

When telling the truth, it is like telling your own story, and there is no gap for others to interrupt. Ask for each other's opinions and comments and put them in your conversation.

6. The tone is too mild, and there is no point in speaking. Everything is right, neither wrong nor wrong. (In the long run, the other party has qualitatively thought that you are a person with no opinion and your thinking is popular)