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Listening

Listening makes you clever. People will tell you what they want, if you'll listen. You have to know what they want; what they need and who they are in order to deal with them effectively. Listening helps overcome self-consciousness. Too much talk gives you away. 

Practice the art :- 

  1. Look at the person who's talking .
  2. Appear deeply interested. Respond to cues.
  3. Lean towards the person just enough.
  4. Ask the right questions.
  5. Don't interrupt, instead, ask for more.
  6. Stick to the speaker's subject.
  7. Use the speaker's words to get to your point.

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