Have you ever felt that sometimes people do not listen to you? Do you ever just stop talking because no one seems to care, or maybe you keep trying to push what you want to say to make someone listen?

Usually, that notification arrives with a sharp incrimination of, “You’re not listening to anything I’m saying.” But people who are magnetic and well-loved somehow always stay present.

When we program our brains to react defensively to ideas we disagree with, we miss an opportunity to truly connect with ...

Recently the top executives of a major manufacturing plant in the Chicago area were asked to survey the role that listening plays in their work. Later, an executive seminar on listening was held.

We’ve all been there: We’re talking to someone and then realize they’re not actually listening to us. Sometimes it’s obvious, like when someone is scrolling through their phone while you ...

Maintain eye contact It is common for people to look around or glance at their phones while someone is talking to them. This is not a good listening etiquette. You must look at the speaking person ...