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Case Study: "Mastering any art requires time, dedication, and practice. Master the art of communication, however, and a new world opens where you can influence people, sell products, and inspire others more successfully than you've ever imagined." ~ Forbes

I believe communication is an art. It's far more than simply having the ability to carry on a conversation. It's about connecting with your audience on multiple levels - whether it's an audience of 1 or 1000. But what I really love about communication is that it doesn't have to come naturally. In fact, it doesn't come naturally for many people. You might be surprised to learn that many CEOs and other high-profile leaders find public speaking uncomfortable and even outright terrifying. Sound familiar? Alas, there is hope for those who sincerely find public speaking abysmal. Richard Branson wrote, "Communication is a skill that you can learn. It's like riding a bicycle or typing. If you're willing to work at it, you can rapidly improve the quality of every part of your life."

Question: Take a moment to read this Forbes' article on the art of communication. Have you ever considered communication a form of art? If yes, tell us more. If not, does this article give you a new perspective on communication?