Communicate like you are a Teacher, not a Preacher
A general assumption, architects are supposed to share their knowledge and experience. Failing to share that information is pretty much against the job description. But how you communicate that experience is the most important part of the job. Think of your best teachers in school—did they ever go in front of the classroom and tell you how smart they were? I don’t think so. They found subtle ways to express their knowledge that encouraged learning and asking questions.
Tip #1 that I often use , I start my sentences with ‘I think’ this will open discussion items and questions and encourage a two-way discussion.
Tip #2 Architects are usually quite smart and have a breadth of knowledge but the tone, quality and delivery of the Information is more important than the content, try to always communicate like a teacher .