Think back to your last conversation that you had. What did you pay attention to? If the conversation was about something non-urgent, there is a strong possibility that you listened to the...
Another post on Listening Styles. Often when we communicate, we focus solely on how we give information and we might miss how we have a preference for the information we receive. Once we understand our listening tendencies, we will be better able to communicate. This also goes both ways - we can take what we know about ourself, and look to see if we can figure out the listening preferences of the person we are speaking with.




















