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Work to the Beat!
A while ago I asked you if you preferred to work in your office or at your house. In that posting, I talked about how it is important to understand what works for you. What makes you focus? What makes you want to get up and move? What helps you with creativity? For me, it is frequently music! You see, I grew up in a very music filled family.

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The Art of Heart-Listening
Often when a person believes they are listening to another they are actually listening to the sound of their own internal dialogue, and waiting for their own opportunity to speak next. Even when a person is actively listening to another, they are usually just hearing and responding to the words that are being spoken.
100% Responsible Listening Turns Fantasy into Reality
Published in International Listening Association’s THE LISTENING PROFESSIONAL. Skilled Listening IS the difference between Fantasy and Reality.

Reducing Cultural Challenges Saves Money
Many school districts are reporting low achievement for historically underserved students while other students do not have the same challenges. Asian and White students outperform most historically underserved students in Language Arts, mathematics, and science
Student Perspectives of Classroom Disruptions
In a school consisting of 99% White teachers and 98% historically underserved students, students reported that teacher behavior is the major cause for classroom disruptions. Excessive classroom disruptions that involve teachers and historically underserved students indicate that there are racial interaction challenges between teachers and students. During interviews one student stated, ...
How to Use Active Listening to Enhance Communication Skills?
In today’s world, communication skill is critical. A good part of communication skill is listening skills. A good listener shows that he is interested in what the other person has to say and through active listening can demonstrate his or her interest in the topic. Active listening is a skill that everyone can learn. All you need to do is to follow a set of principles and keep practising until you get it right. Active listening is about showing your undivided attention to others in a way to maximise the effectiveness of the communication while also showing the other person that you are listening to them.

Live Consultant Thinking: Some Essence of Managerial Skills
As a business intermediary and consultant, I help with speaking engagements, writing and presenting on business topics. Most people I work with agree that speaking is easier than listening. We struggle with listening. We hear without much effort, but it is the listening part that we need to work on. Both listening and observing are managerial skills that come in handy at work, and at home.

Are your listening skills costing you or making you money?
Who is really listening? … Genuinely, sincerely and honestly listening? I’m noticing a lot more telling and a lot less listening lately. You only have to watch the ABC program ‘Q&A’ to see the number of politicians who have great trouble listening – to anything except themselves. They interrupt others giving answers to questions that were never asked. No wonder we are a bit jaded and cynical.
Listen and Learn
Listening isn't just a nice to have soft skill. With organizations and individuals so fervently focused on the bottom line, actively listening has never been as important as it is now. A focus on listening can lead to more effective teamwork, higher productivity, fewer conflicts and errors, enhanced innovation and problem-solving, improved recruiting and retention, superior customer relations and more. As authors on leadership development have noted through the years, listening is not just a nice thing to do, it’s essential!

The Fine Art of Listening
Listening is a primary skill needed by business analysts and those who are responsible for gathering (eliciting) requirements. But just what is listening and how can you improve your listening skills?
LISTENING SKILLS IN COACHING
When is listening not really listening? Coaches need good listening skills but very often, find they fall short of being good listener. Find out the most important ingredient for listening success.
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