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Healthy Ways to Listen to the Stories Others Tell
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Most of us were never taught healthy ways to listen to the stories others were telling us. In today's episode, we'll discuss how we view others' stories and practical strategies to be more present as we listen to them.
Healthy Ways to Listen: Giving dignity to the stories others are sharing…
In Episode #28 of The UN-Perfect Podcast, we discussed the value of our own stories – no matter how simple or complex they may be. God wants to use our stories in the lives of those around us that only WE can influence. In episode #29, we carry this discussion into the value of the stories of those around us. Often, we invent inaccurate stories about others and fail to value the one God has given them.
Healthy Ways to Listen: Strategies for exhibiting the with-ness of God as we sit with others in their stories…
Emanuel. God with us. Jesus is our ultimate example for sitting with others in their stories and reflecting the very presence of God. (Matthew 1:23) Next, we discuss practical ways to refrain from “selfish listening” and move toward healthy listening. This involves our posture, eyes, and the words we say – and refrain from saying – as we listen to another share their story. Listen in to hear the specifics (plus some behind-the-scenes to my podcast hosting techniques that may surprise you:).
Interested in taking an empathic listening course to improve your ability to listen to the stories others tell? If you are local to Western North Carolina, you can find one at https://www.thesoulwellcenter.com/.
Even if you’re listening in from afar, there are lots of great resources listed on the site, so check it out!
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Episode Image: Image by Mircea Iancu from Pixabay
Outro Music Credit: Music by Pavel Bekirov from Pixabay
Healthy Ways to Listen: Giving dignity to the stories others are sharing…
In Episode #28 of The UN-Perfect Podcast, we discussed the value of our own stories – no matter how simple or complex they may be. God wants to use our stories in the lives of those around us that only WE can influence. In episode #29, we carry this discussion into the value of the stories of those around us. Often, we invent inaccurate stories about others and fail to value the one God has given them.
Healthy Ways to Listen: Strategies for exhibiting the with-ness of God as we sit with others in their stories…
Emanuel. God with us. Jesus is our ultimate example for sitting with others in their stories and reflecting the very presence of God. (Matthew 1:23) Next, we discuss practical ways to refrain from “selfish listening” and move toward healthy listening. This involves our posture, eyes, and the words we say – and refrain from saying – as we listen to another share their story. Listen in to hear the specifics (plus some behind-the-scenes to my podcast hosting techniques that may surprise you:).
Interested in taking an empathic listening course to improve your ability to listen to the stories others tell? If you are local to Western North Carolina, you can find one at https://www.thesoulwellcenter.com/.
Even if you’re listening in from afar, there are lots of great resources listed on the site, so check it out!
Thanks for sharing this episode link with others on your social media feeds!
Take advantage of one of the free
Episode Image: Image by Mircea Iancu from Pixabay
Outro Music Credit: Music by Pavel Bekirov from Pixabay
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