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Listening to Feelings
Was there a time when someone wanted you to listen to them out?
How did you respond?
Sharing their feelings or thoughts can be a frightening process for many—especially if they have been judged for doing that in the past.
So, what can the listener do to make the expresser comfortable to open up, to share their feelings or thoughts?
In this episode of the Listen Clearly podcast, host Ralphii shares what a listener can do to help the person to share their feelings, how your body language impacts the expresser, how you should react, what you should say or what you shouldn’t say, and much more.
Tune in now!
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:
- [00:24] - Sharing our feelings with the people we trust
- [02:10] - What the listener should do?
- [04:10] - What does the body language of the listener mean to the expresser?
- [07:02] - Don’t judge someone’s problem
- [08:43] - Lend them your ear as a listener
- [10:34] - Their scars are worth talking about
- [12:01] - Notice when something is different
- [13:29] - Helping the situation
- [15:43] - Everybody is not emotionally tough
- [16:12] - Five steps to follow when you’re listening to someone
- [17:02] - Your duty as a friend
Words Of Wisdom:
“People are not crazy just because they have mental issues. But sometimes they really need to talk to somebody.”
“Nobody cares about people’s state until something bad happens.”
“Sharing our feelings and concerns is a vital component of your mental health.”
“Let people know that their scars are worth caring about, or talking about, and that they deserve to be heard.”
“For someone who is actually battling with their mental health, simply listening can be a supportive and compassionate act.”
“Helping the situation is not always about having money. You can help by being supportive, compassionate, and empathizing.”
USEFUL LINKS:
Email us at: [email protected]. Let us know what you think.
Connect to Ralph at: https://twitter.com/UnashamedRalph
If you liked this episode of the Listen Clearly podcast, then don’t forget to rate, review and follow us on your favorite podcast streaming platform! Thank you!
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By RalphiiListening to Feelings
Was there a time when someone wanted you to listen to them out?
How did you respond?
Sharing their feelings or thoughts can be a frightening process for many—especially if they have been judged for doing that in the past.
So, what can the listener do to make the expresser comfortable to open up, to share their feelings or thoughts?
In this episode of the Listen Clearly podcast, host Ralphii shares what a listener can do to help the person to share their feelings, how your body language impacts the expresser, how you should react, what you should say or what you shouldn’t say, and much more.
Tune in now!
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:
- [00:24] - Sharing our feelings with the people we trust
- [02:10] - What the listener should do?
- [04:10] - What does the body language of the listener mean to the expresser?
- [07:02] - Don’t judge someone’s problem
- [08:43] - Lend them your ear as a listener
- [10:34] - Their scars are worth talking about
- [12:01] - Notice when something is different
- [13:29] - Helping the situation
- [15:43] - Everybody is not emotionally tough
- [16:12] - Five steps to follow when you’re listening to someone
- [17:02] - Your duty as a friend
Words Of Wisdom:
“People are not crazy just because they have mental issues. But sometimes they really need to talk to somebody.”
“Nobody cares about people’s state until something bad happens.”
“Sharing our feelings and concerns is a vital component of your mental health.”
“Let people know that their scars are worth caring about, or talking about, and that they deserve to be heard.”
“For someone who is actually battling with their mental health, simply listening can be a supportive and compassionate act.”
“Helping the situation is not always about having money. You can help by being supportive, compassionate, and empathizing.”
USEFUL LINKS:
Email us at: [email protected]. Let us know what you think.
Connect to Ralph at: https://twitter.com/UnashamedRalph
If you liked this episode of the Listen Clearly podcast, then don’t forget to rate, review and follow us on your favorite podcast streaming platform! Thank you!