Most people think they’re good listeners, but hearing isn’t the same as understanding. We often nod, smile, and respond while our minds race ahead, missing what really matters. True listening means giving full attention, asking clarifying questions, and noticing both words and emotions. When we listen only to reply, communication turns into noise. But when we listen to understand, we build trust, clarity, and real connection.

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