Create the space for dialogue
This week I have been reflecting on what it takes to be present.
One of the four cornerstones of my collaborative standards is the protocol, 聽 Ting . This is simply the traditional Chinese character ‘聽 ting’ for listening. The different parts of the character help us think about body language, undivided attention, and purposefully listening.
I planned to share some broad insights from research into listening and communication. But I discovered one study which I knew you would enjoy in depth. It explores the relationships between listening, creativity and psychological safety.
Today we explore communication lessons from professionals who rely on their listening skills. I have curated lessons from several professional roles to cut through the typical advice we hear.
Explore what happens to us when we are distracted, and how this impacts our attention and productivity.
In this article, we’ll discuss the benefits of listening to our intuition and offer some tips for learning how to trust your gut instinct.
