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Listening Has Objectives

Listening Has Objectives

People are trying to achieve something when listening.

  1. Listening to win. What most people do. When you listen only to put forward your own argument. It is rarely needed and not very fruitful.
  2. Listening to Learn. Approaching a conversation with an open mind and actually hearing what the other person has to say, deviod of bias. Harder to do but more generally applicable.
  3. Listening to fix. When you understand the problem a person is facing and try to fix it. Powerful in the workplace and with family

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