https://hbr.org/2021/12/how-to-become-a-better-listener https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1052562917748696?journalCode=jmed (**Great sources) https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27151897/
On Listening (Part 15)
A few weeks ago, I was lucky enough to talk about the impact of listening in leadership on the Manage with Meaning podcast. Manage with Meaning is hosted by Courtney …
On Listening (Part 14)
“Being alive is energy. Music is energy; its sound moves, air molecules, and then you receive the motion that energy moves the little follicles in your ear and, and then …
On Listening (Part 13)
Listening is the act of seeing another person. Truly seeing. Hearing is different than listening. Seeing is different than being seen. When we are truly being listened to…we know it. We …
On listening (Part 12)
For over nine years, I’ve met with a mentor, Angela, monthly, for 30 minutes. When I asked her if she’d consider being my mentor, my sense of looming rejection mirrored …
On Listening (Part 11)
“A 2015 study showed that while 78% of accredited undergraduate business schools list “presenting” as a learning goal, only 11% identified ‘listening.'” (Robin Abrahams and Boris Groysberg) Just that …
On Listening (Part 10)
Listening for Patterns A few months ago, it finally dawned on me. I used my English major so often it had become me (or I had become it). As …
On Listening (Part 9)
“Thanks for listening.” If you want to understand the magic of listening, think about this. No one ever says, “Thanks for talking.” However, after a really extraordinary listening session, people …
On Listening (Part 8)
“Someone said to a friend recently, ‘I know you’re a great listener because, when we talk, I surprise myself with what I say. it’s like I have permission to go …
On Listening (Part 7)
You’re listening right now. To my words on this page. I’m speaking to you. And you’re speaking to you. As your brain seeks to make meaning of these words. For …