How to talk less and listen more 1. Break your monologue with brief pauses and asking questions to assess the listener's interest in what you are saying. 2.

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How to talk less and listen more. 1. Break your monologue with brief pauses and asking questions to assess the listener's interest in what you are saying. 2.