Communicating a sense of personal power comes from a belief that your can reach your goals in your own way. Powerful people empower others and encourage others to express themselves openly. You communicate a sense of personal power by developing these traits:

Authority: Authourity is inner confidence - a trust in your skills and abilities. It comes from the inside, from an attitude of "I can do that". "I deserve success." This attitude radiates outward as you assert your rigts, honestly ask for what you want and need, and develop a willingness to give to others and yourself.

Assertiveness: Assertive behavior is active, direct, and honest. It communicates an impression of self-respect and respect for others. By being assertive, we view our want, needs and rights as equal with those of others. An assertive person wins by influencing listening and negitiating si that other peple choose to cooperate willingly.

Accessibility: The poweful person is a master networker. Good networking increases your visibility and gives you a valuable circle of people from whom you can give and receive support and information. Imagine yourself as the hub of a wheel surrounded by spokes of contact, Imagae your communicate power through your image. Do you project an image consistent with string leradership? Stand tall and walk prodlyu,rememberng tat you ahve value as a person, When you meet others, make direct contact and keep your handshake firm adn friendly. Cleraly state who you are and what you do.

Communication habits: Take a deep breath to project a firm vioce. Avoid slang, and jargon, and vical hesitations that can hinder effective communication. Use only the body movements and gestures necessary to make your point, no more. learn how too write clearly and succinctly.