How to Think Like a Man and Listen Like a Woman!
women listen to establish and support relationship and intimacy; while men listen to establish status.
By Carol McCallFrom the monthly archive
December 2012
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women listen to establish and support relationship and intimacy; while men listen to establish status.
By Carol McCallThe first level of connection is with our self. We visualize the goal in front of us. We put one foot in front of the other one moment, one minute and one hour at a time.
By Bonnie Ross-ParkerWomen are amazing listeners be a GREAT eavesdropper. If you are doing a home party stay in the room where the people are.
By Louise AdrianWomen and men differ on the way they communicate and share opportunities and there is no wrong way to do so. When do we share opportunities with new prospects? Women tend to do it on a personal level and with high levels of enthusiasm.
By David FeinsteinDo the opposite of most people and stay consistent with your holiday seed planting all during this season!
By Sue SewardHow about this - skillful language. If you just talk to your family you can hold them all together, but if you skillfully talk to your children you can help them build dreams for the future.
By Jim RohnMost people don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care. So communication is the key, asking questions and listening. People want to be heard and made to feel valued.
By Jim BellaceraThrough this we develop support systems to uplift and empower each other. And we also learn good communication, listening, and business skills.
By Jackie UlmerBy understanding our basic nature and taking advantage of the way we inherently interact. Woman in general, traditionally being the nurturers and caregivers share their excitement from the heart, not from the head. Emotionally not logically.
By Barbara PellegrinoWomen are great teachers and mentors. They've been raising children to be independent, critical thinkers capable of making their own contributions to the world for eons.
By Jillian MiddletonAs adults we must acquire those childlike attributes again if we are to ever accomplish our deepest dreams and desires. Words, such as faith, confidence and vision are all powerful words. They are only words if we don’t put them into action.
By Linda YatesThe answer is quite simple really – she knows me well and I trust her.
By Tracey HamiltonMen tend to identify a problem and attempt to solve it straight away. That can work for a woman too, but will not serve her as well. It doesn’t utilize all of her feminine qualities and maximize her true self.
By Kimberly ReyesThe turning point came when Donna’s husband turned on her daughter.
By John Milton FoggThe heart controls the “temperature” in the room, the passion. Being captured in a long meeting is bad enough, but being captured in a long meeting that has no “life” is torture.
By Bob GoshenAt that moment I renewed a pledge I had made earlier that I would always try to do the right thing because if one of my children ever wrote a check the clerk would be able to say, “No, you don’t need to show us your credit cards or driver’s license. This name is all the identi…
By Zig ZiglarI see people attend meetings and seminars only to leave the information they acquired somewhere between the meeting room and their car. They just don't begin the process to implement what they just learned. Now there are those that will take the information and turn it into go…
By Sean Murphymy son KNOWS how to plan ahead – clearly. But he doesn’t APPLY what he knows to school work. What will it take for him to make that connection? It will take Coaching and leadership; and in his case, it is a joint venture between his teachers, his Mom and me. He hasn’t translat…
By Steve DaileyNo source excerpt was available for this article.
By Scott LetourneauYour web presence is not static, nor should it be treated as a structure. It should be a constantly changing infomercial and résumé of your services.
By Denis Waitley