On Listening
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Henderson ISO from B. Boyle on Vimeo.
So tell me about a time when you felt you were really listened to or paid attention to.
Monday, April 27, 2009
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2 comments:
Paying attention as a spiritual experience: I love it. Thanks for posting this.
I remember my father listening carefully to me one day about a year ago. I had been very sick and he had made a comment that made me feel like he hadn't understood me at all and I became upset. I could tell that the next time we talked, he was trying very hard to understand what I had been going through. That was great.
PS I love evangelism. And I would love to become a better listener. I agree with everything he said in this little clip.
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