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Friendship: Friends listen to friends. |
FriendsFriends Listen to Friends. Joy Stevens |
Friendship: Friends listen to friends. You can grow more friends with your eyes and ears than with your mouth. | We often take listening for granted, never realizing what it means to really listen to a friend. Watch someone really listening to another person. He makes eye contact and focuses on the other person. He listens with his eyes as well as his ears. While listening, he nods or makes attentive noises from time-to-time. He is a skilled, attentive listener. The person he is listening to feels a sense of communication. You can grow more friends with your ears and with your eyesthan with your mouth. After your next conversation, test your ability to benefit from listening to that conversation. Analyze and ask yourself:
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CyberParent Recommended Reading for More Information: | |||||||
| Friend-Friendship Directory. | Friendship Defined. |
| Building Friendships. | What Is Friendship? |
| Toxic Friends-Friendships. | |
| Maintaining Friendships. | Friendships Do End. |
| Friends and Manipulation. | Friendship is comfortable. |
| Losing a Friend. | 12 Steps to Grow a Friend. |
| People Equal Friends. | Friends Equal Talk . |
| Friends Acknowledge Friends. | Friends Listen to Friends. |
| Friends Attend to Friends. | Friends Show Empathy. |
| Friends Touch. | Friends Praise Friends. |
| Friends Are Loyal. | Friends Are Equal. |
| Friends Reveal Feelings. | Friends Do Not Mind Read. |
| Setting Limits in Friendships. | |
| Review The Friendship Factor. | Review When Friendship Hurts. |
| Review The Friendship Crisis. |
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