Give 100% Attention

Yes, give 100% attention.

The next time you communicate with someone – family, friends, co-workers or acquaintances, give them 100% of your attention.

That means direct eye contact.

That means listening to what they’re saying, and to what they’re not saying.

It means reading their body language.

It means listening to the tone, pitch and volume of their voice to catch their true meaning.

Giving 100% attention also means doing the difficult internal work of keeping your mind totally focused on them; not allowing yourself to go over your to-do list in your head, or to think ahead to what you will say as soon as they stop talking. You can practice giving them 100% of your attention.

Richard Moss says, “The greatest gift you can give another is the purity of your attention.”

When you communicate, make the other person feel that, while they’re with you, they are what matters most.

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