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Patrick King

Mindful Listening

  • ashleyjuliadaidézett2 évvel ezelőtt
    Utilize affirmative body language—position toward the speaker, nod, and vocalize agreement.
  • ashleyjuliadaidézett2 évvel ezelőtt
    Summarize or paraphrase key points to show understanding and strengthen the connection with the speaker.
  • Melissa Spittelidézett2 évvel ezelőtt
    Hopefully you can see that the issue was simply that they were unprepared.
  • Melissa Spittelidézett2 évvel ezelőtt
    listeners do not receive the same level of praise, attention, instruction, or credibility as speakers. They should!
  • Yuriy Derkachidézettelőző hónap
    Instead, the demand to listen is often conveyed without concrete instruction—and it’s often delivered as an emotional threat or power play (“You’d better listen to me!”).
  • Yuriy Derkachidézettelőző hónap
    individualistic culture, people are programmed to believe that listening is something you begrudgingly do for the sake of the other person, but also to earn your right to snatch back the limelight and continue to do the more interesting part—getting them to listen to you.
  • Yuriy Derkachidézett3 hónappal ezelőtt
    Yet when it comes to communicating, we all seem to assume that this most essential skill will more or less come naturally without any planning or preparation. While we all recognize the importance of structuring our thoughts and ideas when it comes to speaking (or writing, teaching, etc.), we can forget that there is just as much intentionality required on the other side of things—the listening.

    Расскажи мне пожалуйста что ты думаешь по поводу того чтобы представлять из себя что-то вообще

  • Yuriy Derkachidézett3 hónappal ezelőtt
    The reason we do this is because we think of speaking and writing as active, and listening as passive. We imagine that listening is simply not doing. And how many ways can there be of not doing anything, right?

    This misconception, however, is at the heart of our misunderstanding about how to communicate better. Listening is just as important as speaking, if not more so, and it takes just as much skill, deliberation, and practice—there is nothing obvious or automatic about it!

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  • Yuriy Derkachidézett3 hónappal ezelőtt
    Later, when you get home, you think with some disappointment that the meeting didn’t go so well. You used to be great friends, but the
  • Yuriy Derkachidézett3 hónappal ezelőtt
    this chapter: The first task of listening is to be prepared, receptive, and willing.
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