October 31, 2005
BCR #21: Listening (Part 1): 12 blocks to effective listening
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Show number 21 of Better Communication Results the podcast is now ready for your downloading delight.
In this edition I begin a two-part series on Listening. Today’s edition discusses 12 blocks to effective listening.
Update: link to download below has been corrected — it originally had an extra http:// in it. Oops!
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Show notes:
00:01 introduction
00:59 Listening (Part I): 12 blocks to effective listening
09:51 Summary
10:25 Feedback and comments
12:58 How to give feedback and send in a comment
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- IABC Malaysia interviews me about podcasting
- Sebastian Keil
- Ben Hamilton / DynamicWebHosting
- Feedburner
- Neville Franks
- IESpell
- Sallie Goetsch
- my Writing for selling or relationship-building? post
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3 Responses to “BCR #21: Listening (Part 1): 12 blocks to effective listening”
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November 2nd, 2005 at 9:09 am
Excellent show Lee. Looking forward to seeing what the four steps to effective listening you have in mind will be.
These traps are so easy to fall into when the work environment is so full of information to take in. It is difficult to allocate your full attention to each conversation.
November 2nd, 2005 at 9:11 pm
[...] In this edition I complete a two-part series on Listening. Today’s edition discusses four steps to effective listening. Last week I talked about 12 blocks to effective listening. [...]
November 3rd, 2005 at 10:11 pm
If you use Firefox as your Web browser, then check out SpellBound It seems to be the IESpell equivilant.