Active listening

By learning to listen, I can train my focus on what I am listening to. I can also improve my vocabulary. And build my confidence to convince myself of what I hear. Not only that, I can be a good and trustworthy listener through the way I convey to others. By practicing listening frequently, we can also help strengthen communication skills. Because someone who is good at listening will be better able to respond appropriately. Advance listening also improves our ability to provide instructional feedback, as we are more aware of what the other person is missing. In a digital world full of distractions, the ability to listen deeply is a rare and valuable asset. 

Learning advanced listening also helps to express opinions. We can show body language and understanding. You can ask specific questions to get clarification. Everyone wants to be heard when conveying important information or just sharing stories. This applies in work or social settings. A person who masters active listening skills will not interrupt others and judge without understanding the message. Active listening can help solve problems. Very little loss of important information. Add new insights and help drive productivity.