Listening to others to make them feel valued!
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We all what to feel valued, right? But we usually don't think about how much value we give to others. It's pretty natural to not think the other side. But 'value' is something which is something like an 'exchange' to me. If we can't value others we can't get value from others. And one of the best and easy techniques (or I should name it a life hack) to make others feel valued is "listen to them".
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Just listen, you don't have to add anything or you don't have to suggest anything. Only listening is enough for sometimes. I don't know if I am wrong but I feel that way. I can give you a life example!
I'm currently living in my in-law's house and one of the most common things I usually do is, "I listen to my Mother-in-law." Sounds wired? I really just listen to her. As I don't get much time to visit her, it's like two times a year. So when I come, she loves to share what happened, what's her plan or anything random. Those gossips are not very exciting, believe me, and sometimes I feel really awkward as I don't get much to say or ad with her. But that's fine, only listening to her, giving some time to listen to her story makes her feel better and valued, I can feel that.
People want someone to tell their story. We all do. So, why not just take some time to listen to others, show them our support and love? It may not always be very productive, enjoyable for us. But believe me, it can make others feel better and it actually our win at the end. I'm not saying I'm the 'Good person' in my family. But I try to do this simple thing. Coz, I believe this thing comes back to us with more love, value, and respect.
What do you think?
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I think actively listening to what they're saying - and not saying - is a powerful gift, not to them, BUT TO OURSELVES. Because in that place we drop the artificial barrier between "us" and "them" and we are one.
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Yes! Holding space and listening to someone can be a very precious and valued thing! I'm in full agreement with you here!
Thanks a lot for your thought!
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It all ties in to the feeling of empathy really as by listening, you are making the other person feel like you are understanding them. Good advice my friend, have a great weekend
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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I'm sure many people would have better relationships if they heeded such advice more regularly! I'm sure your mother-in-law adores that time spent with you. I think sometimes people fail to realize it is an honor to have someone want to share with you! As you pointed out, it is beneficial on both sides of the interaction. I think that's why I tend to work well with the older men that I train. Some of them don't care as much about the physical activity I give them, but more so the interaction and time to share their stories with me. One of my favorite clients was a 90-year-old gentleman who I used to love to listen to. The stories he had were fascinating!
Oh! Great to hear that. Keep listening.
Thanks for sharing your stories.
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