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Active Listening

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In this video, you’ll learn strategies for active listening during a conversation with another person. Visit https://edu.gcfglobal.org/en/jobsuccess/listening-skills/1/ for our text-based lesson.

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@DailyLaughs-t8o
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i like this

@AmisiRudolphe
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amazin

@AmisiRudolphe
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“Thanks for listening” at the end was smart😅

@iemberwaribo7465
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NIGHT BIKES!!! No one has ever described my passion so succinctly while simultaneously showing me how shallow and vapid my interests are. I feel so seen.

@Rmbao
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Very nice info thanks

@abdulrhmanalmasabi5690
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My cousin is mad because for me saying that vape is bad lol

@SoBoBlah
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@徐祥愷是給

@樂生-u1x
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Thanks

@WizardOurlook
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I don't understand😢

@SarvinozAvazbekova-h6f
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That's me, I need to work on that, I'll be the first to admitted!

@KimberlyBrabson-o3k
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I am sorry vhat?😢

@SevincIsayeva-hq4sm
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Exactly! Active listening is such a game-changer in conversations. It took me a while to realize how much deeper connections could be when I truly focused on what others were saying instead of getting lost in my own thoughts.



I've also found that using open-ended questions really helps keep the dialogue flowing and shows genuine interest. Plus, a sprinkle of humor can lighten the mood, especially in tense situations. I joined the Sense of Humor Improvement Program by Habit10x, and it’s amazing how humor can enhance interactions. Remember, making someone feel heard is the first step toward building meaningful relationships. Keep practicing!

@ShyamkrishnanNair
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This fell FAR short of what Active Listening is all about. Disappointed.

@francp3147
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AMAZING .

@lizzymasilela4808
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good

@HakendaNatan
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I needed to watch it 3 times because I got distracted

@warriorforchrist7227
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Volume to be able to listen videos?

@reyjov182
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Sorry!! Did you said something???

@rednelb6472
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deaf ppls are offended 🤯

@-ra1nn
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The impact of this content is significant. A book I read with akin material became a pillar in my life. "Mindful Mastery: Living Intentionally in a Chaotic World" by Kyle Ash

@BobF510
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I don't know how I got to this channel but I just discovered that I am not an active listener. eeek

@ericv.4596
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As a social awkwardness psychologist I can't stress enough how important Active Listening is, a lot of my clients come to me and want advice on WHAT to say, that is the wrong approach. Granted, knowing what to say is also important but 80% of your social skills can be improved if you can master Active Listening.

@thomass1891
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Great little video 📸😊

@swastikijaiswal840
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Great, concise & to the point!

@marcdiedricks6383
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What if I'm deaf

@Its___archit17
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I really like this video! "Wow, you were surfing on a big wave? That must have been exciting!"

@avalonjustin
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Your expressing your feelings

@coughlinmckayla
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"If you are thinking of what to say next, you are not listening, you are just thinking of what to say next" is one of my favourite coaching tools/sayings.

@1mincoach364
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Oh ok . Can you repeat that?

@louievalenzuela6076
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nobody says focus on yourself !!

@theunconciousmind7314
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I don't understand why you need to "show you are listening with body language". What is the goal, to actually listen? Or to make the other person think you are listening when you're really not? If you're actually listening, your body language will naturally show it

@Obamnaz
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Great little video. Central ideas communicated in 87 seconds!
Thank you so much

@donaldswan1587
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What's apps that you're using to make this video ? education purpose, help me please

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Summary
1. Avoid getting distracted by your own thoughts. Focus on the speaker and topic instead.
2. Try not to interrupt the other person. Let them finish and then respond.
3. Use door openers. These are phrases that show your are interested and keep the other person talking.
4. Show that you are listening with body language.
5. If appropriate take notes during important conversations.
6. Paraphrase what other have said to make sure you are on the same page.

@JohnDoe-vv2xm
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Hello, can I get that template, please?

@daniellamantiri2032
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@altheashaine1322
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In oral communication 0:21 I think it is a Psychological Noise😂😂

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Om shanti k good day please find attached the

@professordrabhijitsayamber2299
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Really really thnks

@aditishukla6431
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Thank you for uploading this video

@thanshikashiyamala5052
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thank you for the information

@shae_lieana
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'Thanks for listening' is the punch line

@shraddharane5869
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why does it feel like a 5 hour long gap between every phrase they say

@grieferoncamera4600
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This is really helpful, thank you very much!

@mintovii522
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hello study skills class

@andrewwilson6407
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hello hello sa mga online class dyan

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Jesus, how many birthdays were going on.

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