Listening With Both Ears
My husband and I were on our way home from the movies last night when I heard him say " Honey....honey?" "Huh" I answered coming back from wherever I was in my own little world...."I was talking to you. Didn't you hear me"? No I hadn't heard him because I wasn't listening and it got me to reflecting how often do I do that, Just zone out on my husband when he's talking to me......or my kids.
These are the people with whom I want to have my most intimate relationships and I think sometimes I give them the least care. I guess I feel that I will always have time to listen to them. I think, though that I don't always give them the respect I give to my clients.
My clients get my full attention I listen with both ears, to every word, to what they are saying and what they might not be saying.... sometimes that is just as important.
I may be missing something important with my loved one if I don't take the opportunity to listen to them with both ears.
If nothing else at least they will know they are worth the effort. I suspect my reward will be even greater.



1 Comments:
My son needed to write an article for school on listening. He found your article "The Importance of Listening in Comminication", however, he needs to give credit for articles read by giving a copyright date and or publication date. Can you supply this?
Thank you in davance for your help with this.
Gail
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