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Resist those temptations to jump in with your immediate solution. If we hold back and even ‘park’ our response we may understand Unfortunately this quick response can often shut out what the other person is wanting to tell us. We can be tempted to respond very quickly and with the best intention. Our response is likely to be formed from our Often words are said that trigger a response. However this voice can also get in the way. It helps us make judgements that keep us safe.
You're already having an internal conversation with yourself. What do you hear? My guess is that there is a voice in your head making sense of what you’re experiencing. Now pause yourself for a moment and listen to yourself very carefully. Make your judgement - are these people listening to understand or listening to respond? Or maybe are they listening to each other at all? Take a look at the video clip below which was live on television just a week ago. In essence, the difference between listening This blog focuses on the attitude needed to listen effectively. Our blog in March focused on listening skills. Terms and Conditions for Beyond Theory Limited.Equality of Opportunity & Diversity Policy.Danielle King – Internal Quality Assurance.
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