At Narativ, we hold that there is a reciprocal relationship between listening and telling. How I listen to you will shape how you speak, and vice versa. So it’s imperative to examine what might get in the way of my ability
At Narativ, we hold that there is a reciprocal relationship between listening and telling. How I listen to you will shape how you speak, and vice versa. So it’s imperative to examine what might get in the way of my
At Narativ we do something called CLEARING OUR LISTENING. This is a technique that we use to recognise things in our lives that are obstacles to our listening. We recognise the obstacle – it could be construction noise, a looming deadline or
Here’s another obstacle: having to make a choice. In preparation for a workshop, I had to think of a story. Memories started to emerge in my mind and the process was very exciting. But toward the end of the process, I
At Narativ we do something called CLEARING OUR LISTENING. This is a technique that we use to recognise things in our lives that are obstacles to our listening. We recognise the obstacle – it could be construction noise, a looming
At Narativ we do something called CLEARING OUR LISTENING. This is a technique that we use to recognise things in our lives that are obstacles to our listening. We recognise the obstacle – it could be construction noise, a looming deadline
This Webinar was recorded on June 13, 2018 at 1PM Eastern Time. Duration: 1 hour. Listening is a leadership tool. Better said, it’s a mindset. Your panelists In his new book, Powered by Storytelling: Excavate, Craft, and Present Stories to Transform Business Communication,
“People want to be heard.” In his March 6, 2019 webinar with Narativ, Akif Kariman expanded on this adage as he talked about his advocacy work with the European Roma. He insight goes further because he saw that in supporting your constituency
“Are you able to listen?” Before an important impromptu discussion, I will ask my co-workers this question. It’s not rhetorical. By asking it I acknowledge that what I’m about to say depends on their listening. When they respond with a simple acknowledgment,