Secrets of ATTENTIVE OBSERVATION TECHNIQUES (A3of3 )

Hands-On Experiential Skills, not just Theory!

People who are keen observers naturally get many social benefits because of their high mind-reading motivation (MRM), and should use it for networking and leading teams at workplace, suggest researchers.

MRM is a newly coined term for the practice of observing and interpreting bits of social information. It is the tendency to engage with the mental states and perspectives of others.  “We’re not talking about the psychic phenomenon or anything like that but simply using cues from other people’s behavior, their non-verbal signals, to try to figure out what they’re thinking,”

In addition to facilitating cooperation and better teamwork, people high in mind-reading motivation (MRM) also consider people in great detail and have a nuanced understanding of those around them.

There is a difference between focus, attention and concentration. It's important to know the differences and how to use each and every one -focus, attention, concentration- to be able to ignore the distractions around you and to focus on what's important.

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