Remember the old saying “Stop and smell the roses”? In these crazy times, I can’t help wondering, if sometimes we don’t even see the roses, let alone smell them. Recently I attended a function, where the speaker shared numerous stories from their childhood. While reminiscing, he took his audience on a journey back in time;Continue reading “What Am I Missing? #1”
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Be Slow to Speak
Let’s go ahead and expand on the previous post, ‘Be Quick to Hear’ by adding another practice; ‘Be Slow to Speak’. When we include ‘Being Slow to Speak’ it enables a shift to take place; turning our perspective from ourselves toward others. Because if my consistent focus when communicating, is purely to express my thoughts,Continue reading “Be Slow to Speak”
Be Quick to Hear
Why develop this habit of ‘Being Quick to Hear’? Firstly, to prioritise hearing what is being said, over what we would say; immediately opens the door to a greater knowledge and understanding of what is being communicated. Secondly, it is an excellent way to add value to relationships, especially those closest to you. One ofContinue reading “Be Quick to Hear”
