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Mr Marsh began by emphasizing the importance of establishing communications, which he defined as ‘a genuine, satisfying two‐way exchange between persons’. It is establishing a relationship—putting oneself into the shoes of another person—trying to understand how he, or she, feels—communicating so that they will act on what is said, or written, or shown.

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