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The document discusses qualities of friendship, with a focus on the importance of listening. It provides obstacles to listening such as talking, getting ready to talk, arguing silently, being impatient, and dividing attention. It also offers tips for genuine listening such as listening with eyes, heart, and ears, standing in another's shoes, and practicing mirroring.
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I'd be addressing this question in my talk titled " Why should I speak in Null Meet? " It would address common queries which many people have ( esp. Introverts) but don't ask readily in fear of rejection / ridiculed upon by peers etc.
I'd be drawing examples based on my experience how and why I started presenting in Null Meets. I was too in similar situation few years back when I first started out in the industry:)
This talk focuses on the practical side of the benefits of public speaking in esp. in Infosec domain. The points that would be in focus will be as follows:
Why should I involve myself in Public speaking ?
Isn't passive listening and working individually good enough?
How can I start ? From where I can begin?
Addressing the hidden fears
Answering your mental blocks
How does it help in my career?
How does it help me?
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- 1. Qualities in Friendship Mrs. Caine
- 2. What do you want in a friend? • Teams of 3-4. • Create a newspaper, radio, or TV ad for a friend. (Either for sale or wanted) • Share with the class in 15 minutes.
- 3. One important quality is to be a good listener... • 5 volunteers who are good listeners.
- 4. What facts changed? • Added to the story? • Deleted from the story? • How important was listening? • How important was judging?
- 5. Obstacles to listening: • Rate yourself on the following obstacles to listening. • Are they a problem for you or not?
- 6. Talking: • #1 It is impossible to listen to another person’s point of view when you are talking at the same time. Do you often talk when someone is trying to explain something to you?
- 7. Getting ready to talk: • #2 Even though you might not talk when someone else is telling you something, you might be thinking about what to say, you cannot listen to what the other person is saying to you.
- 8. Arguing silently: • #3 Sometimes when people disagree with us, we argue with them silently in our minds. It is impossible to listen to others when you are disagreeing with them in your head!
- 9. Being impatient: • #4 Walking away when someone is talking with you because you are in a hurry prevents you from listening fully to him or her. Do you take time to listen completely to what people tell you or do you act impatiently?
- 10. Dividing your attention: • #5 One of the most important traits of a good listener is paying full attention to the person speaking. When people talk to you, do you give them full attention or do you become distracted?
- 11. Tips for genuine listening: • Listen with our eyes, heart, and ears. • Stand in their shoes. • Practice mirroring.
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