Ten Minutes To Become A Better Listener: The Best Tips For You To Enhance Attentiveness and Eventually Help Out People

Ten Minutes To Become A Better Listener

By Jeff Barkin

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INTRODUCTION

We rarely listen, and when we learn how we should truly listen we realize how little we communicated with others. People are strange creatures. They demand being listened and want communication, but they rarely offer it themselves or do something to improve in that area. Unfortunately most of them don't see their poor communication, but often see others communicating with great deficit. Those