Listening in the Age of Attention Deficit: Part I

Leadership

June 27, 2012
Becky Robinson
Founder and CEO of Weaving Influence

Topics

fast-paced, Listening, mental space

This time in history has been referred to as the attention deficit age. And it is no wonder. Everything moves fast and seems to keep moving faster.  There are often so many things we need to do and so many more activities going on at once around us. It can be quite hard to create the mental space necessary to really listen to another human being. Click the title of the post or click here to read the full article.

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