funnysnow

Something to share which my lecturer share to my level in mass lecture. I find this really meaningful and useful for most people.


If you're outgoing, you may define listening as the gap before you talk again.

Instead, practice truly listening while the other person talk. Focus on her words. Don't jump in after every sentence. Think before opening your mouth.

On the other hand, if you're reserved, you may spend listening time fretting over how to respond.

Relax. Just listen. When you have something to say, say it. Otherwise, let body language and verbal reaction shoe the person you're listening.

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funnysnow

Political views aside, you'll probably agree that Bill and Hillary Clinton are both cogent communicators.

Their secret is listening to constituents, then responding to what they hear.

Bill Clinton won crucial town-hall debates in his first presidential campaign by leaving the podium, moving toward his audience and carefully listening as citizens asked questions. He then responded directly to questioners.

Many New Yorkers considered Hillary Clinton an outsider when she first ran for Senate. To overcome those criticisms, she organized listening tours, traveling across the state to learn the needs and opinions of voters.

Political tactics? Absolutely. But the Clintons' listening skills give them insights and ideas to create winning campaigns.

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funnysnow

I feel this is really useful, especially for those who always talk without thinking. I think you should know who you are. If you want people to respect you and listen to you, do the same to others. I always belive in karmas. What you do, there'll always be in return. Appreciate and treat others nicely, and you will get the same in return.

Hope you guys learn something from here. =)

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violette

yes, it is extremely useful.. thanks ryan for sharing..

sometimes it is hard to put it in practise... but i learn something too..

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xiiaojjace

haha. wow. thanx XX for sharinn dis.
true ehs. think b4 u talk. ^^
ii get wad u all mean. :devil2:

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cutepetz

This is good info O.O i should really learn it.. Thanks for showing it to us ^^

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ok nw i better stay less talkative. hahaha

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*nod nod* meaningful..

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