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Positive leaders practice active listening from "summary" of The Power of Positive Leadership by Jon Gordon
Positive leaders practice active listening. This means they are fully present and engaged when someone is speaking to them. They aren't thinking about what they're going to say next or checking their phone. They are focused on the person in front of them, making eye contact, nodding, and responding appropriately. Active listening shows that you value the other person's perspective and are open to understanding their point of view. When you practice active listening, you create a space for meaningful communication to take place. You are able to truly hear what the other person is saying, which can lead to deeper connections and stronger relationships. By listening attentively, you demonstrate empathy and compassion, which are essential qualities of a positive leader. Active listening also helps to build trust wit...
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