Few questions for you to think about.

1. Are you a great listener? 

2. Are you purposeful in asking questions? 

3. Are you genuinely intrigued to hear what others have to say when engaged in a conversation?

One of my mentors once said. Whoever is asking the questions is in command of the conversation! 

By asking more questions it instantly forces us to listen attentively, which in result transfers a genuine vibe of compassion to the receiving candidate. We’re all wired with different ways to retain and convey information. Listening is still one of the most important and applicable steps toward learning or archiving information.

And by taking a willingness to listen more and talkless approaches to each day, it not only brightens someone's day. But it also adds additional encouragement, with a splash of compassion as well.  and of course, you'll be encouraged within the process.  Imagine everyone taking a conscious effort to be quick to listeners and slow to speak. We'd most definitely notice tensions or angered disagreements de-escalate on our daily journey.

Your power word:

My dear brothers and sisters, take note of this: Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry. James 1:19 | NIV

YOU'RE A MIRACLE! LIVE LIFE ON PURPOSE.