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Show interest in the speaker's words from "summary" of The Lost Art of Listening by Michael P. Nichols
When we show interest in what someone is saying, we are conveying to them that we value their thoughts and opinions. This can be done through nonverbal cues such as maintaining eye contact, nodding, and using encouraging gestures. By actively listening and engaging with the speaker, we are creating a supportive and respectful environment for open communication. Furthermore, showing interest in the speaker's words also involves being present in the moment and giving them our full attention. This means putting aside distractions such as phones or other thoughts and focusing on what the speaker is saying. By being fully present, we are better able to understand the speaker's perspective and respond thoughtfully. In addit...
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