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How can I fully listen to someone's point of view before sharing my own? Ex. I can let my friend finish his side of the argument and interpret what he's saying before I speak. I should not cut them off in the middle of their thought.
Listening Empathetically Try to look for the other person's emotions. Don't think that you know exactly how they feel.
How can I grow my ability to listen empathetically? I can practice with people when they come to me and speak with their emotions.
Use ideas from your listener's point of view as well as your own. Make sure your listener can understand where you're coming from. Don't overrun them with only ideas from your point of view.
Empathy The ability to understand and share others' emotions
What does listening empathically do for me? It stops the miscommunication and allows you and whoever you're talking to, to understand where both sides are coming from. You gain a sense of understanding and it really helps to stop arguing and fights.
How can I stop myself from ineffectively listening? I need to stay away from advising, probing, interpreting, and judging in the middle of our conversation, and just listen to what the speaker is saying.
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