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Do you feel like people do not listen to you? Do you listen to them? There are many reasons to improve upon your ability to listen. They include the opportunity to connect and build trust, which is the most important element that should flow through communication. Plus, when we learn to listen better, we acquire to ability to learn from each other as we move forth as partners and collaborators.
Studies tell us that deep listening is on the decline. According to the National
Institutes of Health, there’s a Listening ‘Crisis’, driven by digital overload. Listening is
a vital skill to strengthen because, especially in the workplace, we spend more time
listening then we do speaking. And very few people have been trained how to
sharpen these skills and listen ‘actively’. Ahhhhhh....but there\'s hope! When you have the guidelines. And you APPLY.
By Donna Rustigian MacDo you feel like people do not listen to you? Do you listen to them? There are many reasons to improve upon your ability to listen. They include the opportunity to connect and build trust, which is the most important element that should flow through communication. Plus, when we learn to listen better, we acquire to ability to learn from each other as we move forth as partners and collaborators.
Studies tell us that deep listening is on the decline. According to the National
Institutes of Health, there’s a Listening ‘Crisis’, driven by digital overload. Listening is
a vital skill to strengthen because, especially in the workplace, we spend more time
listening then we do speaking. And very few people have been trained how to
sharpen these skills and listen ‘actively’. Ahhhhhh....but there\'s hope! When you have the guidelines. And you APPLY.