
Learn how active listening helps leaders hear exactly what others mean, listen with your eyes, and gather rich information to prevent misinterpretation.
Active listening means being fully present, listening with your eyes, and asking questions to build trust. It creates a we culture and enhances leadership influence.
Acknowledge what you hear and see as the first key step of active listening, listening with your eyes and noticing body language, because the body never lies.
Develop active listening by noticing a speaker’s mind, body, and emotional states; map their visual, auditory, or bodily representations; and use precise language, framing, and reflective questions to build rapport.
Practice active listening by suspending your own thoughts, staying present, and listening to understand rather than respond, avoiding judgments and interruptions to lead more effectively.
Leading effective and successful business development begins with active and highly attentive listening that listens in depth to what is behind the content. Once you know what to look for and your observation is disciplined, then what and how you see will change your experience of the world.
This active listening course is backed by Neuroscience, Neuro-semantics and Neuro-linguistic programming. It focusses specifically on developing the skill of Active listening, and how to be present to another in a way that enables you to get the most accurate information from what the person's system is saying to you- thus informing your leadership and business decisions more accurately. With this skill, you will reduce mis-reading, mis-understanding, and completely missing the mark of what is being said, thus improving the accuracy and effectiveness of your communication substantially.
In this course you will learn
- What is active listening?
- Why is active listening important in leading effective in this rapidly changing world?
- What are the four key steps to listening effectively as a business leader?
- What are the most resourceful states/mood for active listening?
The course contains videos, questions and answers from other audiences, and practice exercises for you to experience being listened to and to listen to others.