Episode 544: Why Being Interested Beats Trying To Be Interesting in a Conversation
So much can go unnoticed, unappreciated and unacknowledged when we lack the tools to say what we truly mean. Isn't it ironic how we can talk with others but may never feel heard or truly listen? In every word left unsaid, every sentence misunderstood, or a conversation flow left unmatched, we are not only losing a…
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