Sentences with phrase «listening to our conversation right»

haha I digress... I had no idea he was heading to the Island until I was talking to my brother and I said the word «Mazel» which my mom who was listening to our conversation right away responded with... speaking of mazel, Andy Cohen will be here tomorrow... love how my whole family is familiar with the WWHL logo While I still haven't chosen what I am going to wear tonight to meet the fabulous Andy himself, I have put together a little leopard look for ya'll today.

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Leaders who master the practice of good listening will be more apt to intuitively understand the other person's story by searching conversations for depth and meaning, digging deeper than casual listeners, and getting to the root of an issue in order to come up with the right solution.

People share a lot of information, and if you take the time to listen to what they are saying, you will be in the best possible position to have meaningful conversations with the right people, and offer «just the thing» they want or need at that moment.

«If you listen to what the other person is saying, you're more likely to address the right issues and the conversation always ends up being better,» he says.

Slow down the pace of the conversation — it helps you find the right words and it signals to your counterpart that you're listening

Who has energy to sit at the kid table and listen in on the grown - up conversations when we've got our own lives and communities happening right now?

But yet another conversation with Reid's daycare teachers about how many accidents he's having, (as though I'd totally dropped the ball as his mother) made me consider that perhaps the real issue here is not that I'm failing my son by not potty training him, but that I'm failing him by not advocating for him, for not standing up for the fact that he has every right to listen to his own body and to not feel pressured into trying to meet a milestone he's clearly not ready for.

So, right there, with my middle schoolers (who are God's nosiest creatures) listening in, I had a total fake, upbeat conversation with Bean about how silly Gus was being and how I was sure he was just going to sit around watching TV and eating peanuts all day long while we were gone.

Certainly to me (a floating voter) it looks as if Labour have moved a long way to the right and to the authoritarian over the last 15 years or so, and if they want their old supporters to listen to them, they may have to migrate back a bit to get the conversation started.

Here's a hint: we had a great conversation, which you should listen to right away.

«So I'm trying to change what's happening right now — that we are having a really important national conversation about how we can listen to survivors, hear their stories, create space for them to tell their stories and then to have processes for when we can get justice.»

If they've listened and understood, you have the right to be upset and have a conversation with them stating what the problem is... not attacking them, but clearing the air about the present situation working back towards the foundation established up front.

And you know, if you're in a relationship right now and it — it's not the one that necessarily fulfils you, then look at this list you're making and see if this person, if it's conversations you can have with this person, and say, «Listen, I really have been taking some time to — to really reflect and — and this is what matters.»

Be conscious of how much of the conversation is focused and lead by you; If you're not getting the balance right between talking and listening, the chances are he's wondering if he should jump in and say more, or if you're going to turn out to be someone who's too absorbed in themselves to notice.

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Accepting what we know without making assumptions, listening to our students» voices, remaining flexible when opportunities to discuss race arise, and facilitating thoughtful conversations are all steps in the right direction.

«It's too bad whoever was listening to my phone conversation didn't get it right and the Free Beacon would rather cover what people overhear on trains instead of what's happening on the ground in Puerto Rico in terms of the school closings and the all out assault on public education on the island.

While some teachers carved out time to listen to students who needed an ear right away, either in classroom conversation or one - to - one, others kept the day's routine as normal as possible to give their students the opportunity to take their minds off the situation.

But hey, it's just the start of a conversation, and if some are offended, we could actually listen to them and see if they have something worthwhile to say, right?

If you start conversations with the right mindset, i.e. to listen to the other person, and treat the experience as an opportunity to discover something new.

You can listen to the episode by clicking play (above to the right), download the podcast of our 30 minute conversation or read a pdf transcript.

Voicebot wrote an extensive piece Sunday on whether now was the right time for Facebook to be invading the home with voice assistants and devices that listen to your conversations, learn more about your daily habits and include facial recognition.

Any time a conversation comes up about an idea you have, listen to the feedback instead of shutting the person down right away.