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"Even the devil appreciates being listened to."
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The ability to let others talk and not interrupt them is a skill that you must practice on a daily basis. This allows us to see more of the other person rather than ourselves.
Back in the 1990s, a woman naming Betty Bigombe was able to befriend a warlord by providing a...
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"Many communicators try to make themselves look smart. Great listeners are more interested in making their audiences feel smart."
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When other people come to us and say that they have a problem, for most of us, the first instinct is to think about how to solve their problem instead of letting them solve it on their own. The desire to fix other's problems and offer answers instead of listening attentively to the other ...
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Charming people are confident enough to be unafraid to show a little vulnerability. They're even willing to admit a weakness or a failure.
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One needs to figure out their own style and change it if needed. One can take a few seconds before responding and reflect upon what they have listened to with intent.
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