3 Kinds of Listening
- Half listening: when you’re listening to some, but not all that being said for whatever reason.
- Sound listening: when you are aware words are being said, but doesn’t properly take in the meaning.
- Active listening: when you are fully focused in apprehending the meaning and intent of what’s being said and you communicate that to the speaker.
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