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1.Be a Good Listener

1.Be a Good Listener

We’re not just talking about hearing the words that a person is saying; rather you should be tuned in to their non-verbal communication also.

Is the person avoiding eye contact?

Is their posture open or closed?

Are they fidgeting with their hands?

All of these actions convey a lot of information.

How to be a good listener:

When you are listening, give your full attention to the speaker.

Set your phone face down.

Look at their non-verbal signals, and listen to their words.

Use clarification questions to follow up on key points and then sum up your understanding to them.

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