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How To Echo

How To Echo

Repeat the last thing they said as:

  • A question
  • A rephrase
  • Or just as plain as it is

Ask them if that's what you think they mean.

Refine their sentence.

Or just say the last word they said. It will keep it running

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The Echoing Technique

The Echoing Technique

Refine what the other person really looking for by using this simple yet effective method during your conversations with others.

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What's Echoing?

What's Echoing?

It is when you mirror the speaker infront of you. To rephrase or repeat the last thing they said to keep them engaged and continued further on thier conversation. Be it your friend, partner, or even a customer.

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Why We Should Use Echoing More Often.

Why We Should Use Echoing More Often.

Sometimes when we get involved in a conversation, a presentation, or a simple one on one talk, we miss some main points the speaker is trying to convey. Echoing can help us get the most out of a conversation when we need it the most. It works as a great problem solving technique because it digs d...

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