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Ep. 153 - The Difference Between Hearing And Listening
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In this episode, Jeff and Doreen dive into the difference between hearing and listening. Hearing is an automatic, constant physical ability – it’s passive reception of sound waves from the environment, requiring no conscious effort. On the other hand, listening is an active process – it’s about paying attention, decoding, and understanding the messages being communicated.
When going through a divorce listening is key when it comes down to negotiations, communication with your lawyers, mediators and yes, even your soon to be ex-spouse. Differentiate listening and hearing, and you’ll become a better communicator, a more empathetic friend, and a more active participant in your own life.
When you distinguish between hearing, you will discover a crucial skill for personal and professional growth after divorce.
180 episoder
Manage episode 427866567 series 2929387
In this episode, Jeff and Doreen dive into the difference between hearing and listening. Hearing is an automatic, constant physical ability – it’s passive reception of sound waves from the environment, requiring no conscious effort. On the other hand, listening is an active process – it’s about paying attention, decoding, and understanding the messages being communicated.
When going through a divorce listening is key when it comes down to negotiations, communication with your lawyers, mediators and yes, even your soon to be ex-spouse. Differentiate listening and hearing, and you’ll become a better communicator, a more empathetic friend, and a more active participant in your own life.
When you distinguish between hearing, you will discover a crucial skill for personal and professional growth after divorce.
180 episoder
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