- Event:
- Lively Listening
- Start:
- March 8, 2012 2:00 pm
- End:
- March 8, 2012 3:00 pm
- Cost:
- 99.00
- Category:
- Webinars
- Organizer:
- Updated:
- January 20, 2012
- Venue:
- Webinar - Online
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Address:
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Your Desk, United States
We all think we listen, but often we don’t do it very well. This can make us feel out of the loop and disconnected, and if we are working with other people it makes us much less effective in our jobs.
You can make such a difference by learning how to listen! Think of the time you’ll save, and how it will improve your reputation and communication skills.
You know that person at work who always complains, “Nobody tells me anything around here — I’m always the last to know”? Well, they would probably be nearer the mark if they said, “I never listen.” Could that person be you? Or one of your team members?
We all think we listen, but often we don’t do it very well. This can make us feel out of the loop and disconnected, and if we are working with other people it makes us much less effective in our jobs.
One reason for poor listening is that we confuse listening with hearing, and they’re not the same. Listening is a communication skill set, and it’s learnable. This webinar will teach you how reap the benefits of being a Lively Listener.
You’ll learn how to:
* understand the difference between listening and hearing
* avoid selective listening
* let the speaker know you are listening
* ask the right questions to get the information you want
* “listen” for non-verbal cues
* separate fact from opinion
* control your emotional response
We all think we listen, but often we don’t do it very well. This can make us feel out of the loop and disconnected, and if we are working with other people it makes us much less effective in our jobs.
One reason for poor listening is that we confuse listening with hearing, and they’re not the same. Listening is a communication skill set, and it’s learnable. This webinar will teach you how reap the benefits of being a Lively Listener.
You’ll learn how to:
* understand the difference between listening and hearing
* avoid selective listening
* let the speaker know you are listening
* ask the right questions to get the information you want
* “listen” for non-verbal cues
* separate fact from opinion
* control your emotional response
Sign up to spend just one hour updating your skills
Price of the workshop includes:
1. Executive Overview Document (emailed prior to session)
2. Live Q&A session following presentation
3. Download of session (available for 60 days)
4. 30 days free email one-on-one coaching
5. Toll Free access
Only $99 per line (unlimited attendance per line)
March 9 2012 – 2pm ET (New York/Toronto time zone)
Your Presenter: Helen Wilkie
Date: Thursday March 8 2012
Time: 2:00pm EST
Cost: Only $99.00 per dial in line (unlimited attendance)
To Register: Email Caroline@on-the-right-track.com with “Register Me for “Lively Listening” in the subject line. She will send you your dial in information and invoice at that time.
Contact Rhonda/Caroline for details about bringing this program live to your location.
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