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Listening help us to see what they need and want

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Listening help us to see what they need and want

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Roslyn

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Listen to what is NOT being said, feelings, emotions

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Listen to what is NOT being said, feelings, emotions

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 Roslyn - Listening is the missing half of communication

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 Roslyn - Listening is the missing half of communication

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I found amazing when he saw we should start teaching children listening first at school!

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I found amazing when he saw we should start teaching children listening first at school!

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Roslyn - golden key that opens the door to human relationship 

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Roslyn - golden key that opens the door to human relationship 

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Help us to understand each other easily
Other people like to us as well therefore say yes what we r proposing
And the connection between members is most important

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A world where we listen to eachother is one where conflicts get resolved much easier. Ury in his talk explains, in our modern world there are so many distractions that stop us from truely listening to others. This stops us from truely understanding others and even ourselves which prevents resolutions internally and externally.

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Good listening allows us to demonstrate that we are paying attention to the thoughts, feelings and behaviours of the other person (seeing the world through their eyes). This is crucial to maintaining productive relationships, and sometimes the only way to establish communication.

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We should be focused more on what others are saying. Listen not only what they are saying but also try to find their emotions, problems. Listening is half of the good communication. Before we even start to talk we should also focus and listen to ourselves which will help in the conversation with others

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- Listening is the second half of communication
- Negotiating is about listening not talking
- Key reasons why it is so important to listen:
1. Helps us to understand the other side's point of view
2. Helps us connect with each other
3. More likely the other people will listen to us - therefore they are more likely to say yes to what you are proposing.

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We have 2 ears and 1 mouth because we should be listening twice as much as we speak.
Listening is the key to conversation and communication as it helps us to connect with others and if you listen to someone the more likely they are to listen to you.
In order to genuinely listen to someone you must shift the focus from yourself and how you are going to respond to the other person and how they are feeling, need to put yourself in their shoes.
"The biggest gift we can give anyone is the gift of being heard".

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During conversation we have a tendency to to hear what the other party is saying but don't properly listen. Instead we are thinking about what we agree/disagree with and how we will respond. The focus is on us. However when you properly listen you can understand the information but also the emotions or motivation behind what they are saying. To truly listen to someone the focus must be on them and the benefits of this will come forward. Including; helping us understand the other person better, building a connection between the two parties and making it more likely that the other person will be willing to listen to you too. Communication is definitely a two way street.

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After watching: The power of listening with William Uri, write down your thoughts and summarise the tips from the experts!

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After watching: The power of listening with William Uri, write down your thoughts and summarise the tips from the experts!

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The power of listening | William Ury | TEDxSanDiego