“May it be a light to you in dark places, when all other lights go out.” ― J.R.R. Tolkien | Shining A Light On Your Life Can Be Revealing... When you make the choice to shine a little light on any subject things will quickly become clear. That is because light helps you to see what is really going on around you, and sometimes within you as well. If you are going to make positive changes in your life you have to be willing to take a better look at what is really going on with your choices, and why you make them. However, it will take a lot of courage to look through your life and see what is not working. The real trick is to understand how to impartially look at your life without placing judgment. You need to become an independent and indifferent observer. The first thing you will need to do is create a positive attitude before your looking back. Once you are feeling good about yourself and your life, you will find that your “inner critic” is not as ruthless and that positive insights will come more quickly. Self-understanding is a powerful ally. The fact is that the more you understand about yourself the more prepared you are to draw on your complete and full potential.
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Good communication is the key to great success. Start making the effort to hear what is being said today. But, never forget sometimes you need to hear more than the words that are being used, but that is another training, for another day.
Here are ten steps towards being a good listener: 1. Face the speaker and maintain eye contact. 2. Pay attention, but remain relaxed. 3. Always keep an open mind, their opinion matters too. 4. Listen to the speaker’s words and try to picture what they are saying. 5. Do not interrupt and do not impose your opinions. 6. Be sure to wait for the speaker to pause, and then ask clarifying questions. 7. Questions should be asked “only” to ensure understanding. 8. Try to feel what the speaker is feeling. Put yourself in their shoes. 9. Give the speaker regular feedback. 10. Pay close attention to what is not said; nonverbal cues. Remember, life can ALWAYS BE BETTER!
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