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Just like speaking, listening is a habit. Some people are born to talk and listen to themselves. Other people were born as listeners and speakers. Then there are a few great listeners that never reveal their true ideas. You have to decide who you are and who you want to be. You have to decide what is best for you and your life and career. To speak is not a bad habit. Smoking is a bad habit like drinking and drinking, but it can be broken. Talking is not their classroom, but at this time you should listen rather than talk. It can make a deal or break. This can mean doing the best deal for your business or losing everything you built. You may talk to your child as they interfere with you when talking about something very important to them, but you can not stop your thoughts. Because it often happens to grandchildren, please do not say that it will not happen

You can listen about 4 times faster. It is easy to listen to your thoughts as you listen to others. When others are talking, listening to your thoughts is easy. In order to become a positive listener, we must carefully resist this tendency to make our thoughts embarrassing. In addition to remembering what the speaker said more, the speaker feels that you are listening. Other people will know what you are listening through nonverbal communication like your eye contact and attitude. When someone asks you "How are you?", You may have encountered such a situation. You replied: 'Not very good', then you sound like 'It's good'. I know that the answer is correct as it is correct. But I also know that you have never heard of it. The difference between hearing and hearing is up to selection. There is no room for selection besides listening, but you can choose to listen.

Listen to your teenagers and solve this problem by really listening. Active listening means listening to what a teenager is saying without reacting immediately. First of all, repeat as soon as you hear about your teens to make sure they know what you are hearing. "So, when your teacher makes extra homework to you before the holidays, you feel very irritated, is this correct?" That teenagers will communicate It helps to emphasize potential emotions. Ask the explanation to confirm that you are right. Listen, listen, and communicate with your child and let them tell you what they really like. Interruption before entering problem solving mode helps to build trust and understanding.