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To be a better leader you need to hear what isn't being said.
Communication - How to hear what isn’t being said
During coaching we discussed 9 concepts for hearing what isn’t said in communications. Leadership coaching - Valerie MacLeod
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Every thought... It might not been written Or said out loud But it sure has been thought of.
Marleny Campos
The Cutting Room ep1
This is stuff I *didn't* say online, though I was sorely provoked.
In Response to Dumb Shit People Have Said About Russell Brand v. Jeremy Paxman
 His marxist/anarchist sociopolitical comment is great, but he is a friggin pig.
 Yes, its annoying that Noam Chomsky and others have been saying the EXACT same things for longer and putting more thought into the solutions to these issues, I don't doubt that he is passionate about these issues, he surely is, but the ideas are not his.
"Friggin'." "it's"
"Sure the ideas are his. You can tell. He said them. That's how you can tell! If there was a requirement that everyone should only be allowed to express themselves using novel utterances, we'd run out of language. We'd run out of sounds! You might mean, he is not the first to have expressed these ideas. Which is true. You're not the first person to be dumb. Aren't we all lucky that people get to do and say things more than one single time!?"
"But seriously folks, if you like the message don't quibble with the messenger so much -- you're at risk of ad hominem attacks. You don't need to agree with everything Russell Brand has ever done to think this interview raises some good points. Chomsky is an arsehole -- but because he has never put his personal life out into the public sphere he's not open to the same kind of critique as Brand.
At some point you have to decide whether the person or the ideas are what you're talking about."
 He's a power munger. He uses fancy words and intimidation to shut people down. This is just his new out let I don't think he really gives a shit, It's a farce in my opinion. I believe him to be a bit of a psychopath to be honest and he's a complete misogynist. Just get a Nasty vibe from this guy.
"Let's all use vibes to make global change."
"power*monger."
"out*let"
"it's"
with smug condensation
"condescension"
politics effects all of our daily lives
"affects"
I agree with the corruption and the need for change, but i agree with jeremy when he kept asking 'HOW' and russell kept rambling
"If by 'rambling' you mean 'provided succinct summaries of what he thought are key issues facing a massive proportion of the world's population -- climate change and environmental degradation, massive economic disparity, and political disengagement/disenfranchisement -- which should therefore be key focal points for change at the political level, while, at the same time, happily conceding that not only is he not the person to design and engineer this new system, but that in fact any system designed without both expert input and tremendous social and cultural mobilisation is going to perpetuate inequity', then I guess I agree that he was 'rambling.' It's great that we have one word for all that now. It'll save a lot of time. If you didn't mean that? Then I guess you're dumb. And I could try to make you smarter by pointing out what you've done wrong, and what your motivations might have been to lead you to misconstrue not only Russell Brand, but The English Language. I might go into speculative detail about your socio-economic background, and the excellent reasons many people have for not understanding things as well as they might. But the fact is that, by having the ability to make dumb comments on a Facebook post, you have proved that you also have access to the most enormous stockpile of collected human knowledge that has ever existed up until this point. By typing a short phrase into google, such as for example "rambling definition", you will immediately be provided with a concise definition against which you can check your own sense of the word. You can access the collected works of great philosophers, rhetoricians, economists, scientists, and writers. You can see heaps and HEAPS of pictures of cats. But what have you decided to do instead? Commit your ignorance to the digital page in the form of your dumb comment. So, because of that, here we are, having this dumb conversation."
