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1. Hear to learn, not to reply.

1. Hear to learn, not to reply.

Many of us are bad at listening because we enjoy expressing our opinions and speaking out even if we have to interrupt. As a result, we are always focused on responding to others rather than trying to understand them because we frequently confuse listening with hearing. Listening entails far more than hearing.

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“Do one thing every day that scares you.”

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2. Explore a mutual interest

2. Explore a mutual interest

We all come from various backgrounds, different locations, different families, we like different things and hate other things, we have different interests, but what we all have in common is that we like people who like what we like, people who are interested in the same things that we are interes...

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