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4 Tips on Conversational Listening

Bernard Moon gives a short list of tips on how to listen well — for the benefit of yourself and others: 1. Simply listen. 2. Be patient. 3. Be focused. 4. Listen generously.

Bernard Moon / Jun 24 2008
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Dan Wooldridge shares this excerpt from Joseph Michelli's book, The New Gold Standard, to make us think about the authenticity of corporate values and culture in caring for people and making a difference.

Dan Wooldridge / Jun 30 2008
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Jim Hancock » Glenn, the Bangkok video is posted with metaphoric intent but I take your point nonetheless. In a literal sense, it seems clear that leaders and policies in megacities around the planet—and I think [...] Seeing Opportunity Where None Exists

Chris Cree » I agree with you Allan. Being excellent in the marketplace can give us a strong platform to speak into the lives around us at the right time. When we do a lousy job at our work we loose credibility [...] Business as Missions