4 Tips for Active Listening | Jim Kwik

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I used to be a 3-4 on listening but would rate myself a 7-8 now and still working on improving. The reason it was so bad is I would overthink the conversation, whether it was thinking about something else related to how I responded or thinking about how I would respond before the other person was done talking. Both of these things distracted me from listening to the other person’s response or the second half of whatever they would say. I’ve been forcing myself to keep my thoughts surface level and not sink into my own mind so much, it has enabled me to have deeper conversations and create deeper connections with those I spend my time with. The easiest way is to literally just listen intentionally and respond when they are done talking. Staying focused is hard, but if you force yourself, it gets easier every time and eventually becomes a habit. I’d say that’s worth the investment.

[@nataliesoutlet]

As someone with ADHD, this is all so valuable and reminds me of why I’m often told by my husband I’m not a great listener lol thanks Jim!

[@mehtarahul1419891]

excuse me, eye contact is creepy. It shows you're staring. Always watch on floor.

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It’s pretty interested to listening these skills

[@elisachin9330]

I need to work on my listening skills by seeking to understand and asking more questions.

[@muhammadaliahmadov1383]

I used to be 4-5, but nowadays it increased a lot to 7-8 and it means I have to work for the peak result, Brilliant Jim 🔥

[@mileslegend]

i am 7 on the scale of listening ....am glad am changing aleady.. cant wait for the lecture to begin to practice my HEAR strategy

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Thank you so much Jim such valuable information

[@joanbelair4838]

As a new student to the Functional Medicine Coaching Academy, HEAR is a good acronym to have in my arsenal. On the create side of my notes I asked How can I be a better 'questioner'?

[@sridevishyamaprasad1963]

Wow never thought in this way. Will help so much to me to improve my listening skills. Thanks for sharing.

[@mehtarahul1419891]

This is old method unaffective, People like me who have ADHD use following : - 1. Eye contact is creepy, specially when you're talkin to women. They thing you're staring. Always watch on floor and never move your head. 2. Don't nod your head, it distracts. Don't say aha aha. 3. Paraphrase, try to repeat in your mind what they are saying.

[@leigh-andraolivier8175]

I'd rate myself a 2-3 and I could do with improving my Hearing aka not interrupting

[@bapsymcdowall9574]

More of young people shud listen and ask questions, rather than playing games on line, watching filthy videos, going against parents, gambling, addiction etc etc..

[@thecuriouscaseofkianathoma8354]

I'm a great listener. I enjoy hearing what others have to say. It is so much more stimulating for me to listen.

[@imamagician195]

I only have H in my listening, need to improve E,A and R

[@donnagrundy4342]

Thank you for this! I’m sorry to say I’m not the greatest of a listener. Probably a 4. I’m going to take this info to heart and begin my practice today while having coffee with my dear friend. 😊

[@harshitagoenka9988]

3-4.. i’m a bad listener..always waiting my turn can hardly wait to tell my side of the story😅

[@TastyTreats24-7]

If i watch movies i can easily remember every scenes and dialogues but if i read book hardly i remember words are sentences why is this?

[@hans_____]

Wait, sorry, did you say something? jk. Thanks!!

[@mehtarahul1419891]

actual video starts from 2.24, before that he wants to increase his watch time.

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[@Gameonprobro]

I would rate myself an eight cuz i always ask questions

[@dawdadarboe3548]

My rate of listening : 1-6

[@TastyTreats24-7]

Hi, if im try to listen carefully, my mind thinks something else or i will start sleep easily why is this?

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Nice one

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I always be an empathy person.....

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[@AlamoCityCello]

Jim, excellent video! I sometimes struggle with conversational listening. I tend to over-talk and vent. Something I need to work on. Your instructions are a God send. Blessings bro!!

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Me too 🤞🏻 way to go

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This is me too. And after the fact I’m thinking “Why did I talk so much?!”

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ADHD makes it worse for me🥺😖

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[@Gameonprobro]

HEAR the key to be the rizzler

[@Diamartin]

when tf should I review and reflect when teacher just keeps talking for 45mins straight

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sad i had to listen three times shame on me

[@danielf1051]

I would give myself 7/10 because I need to work on asking more questions and listening carefully to people.

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[@TheRyanperez]

I'm 50 percent active listener. I need to improve my anticipation and review. Thanks.

[@orah12185]

I am not a great listener because I want to impress. I do try to review what was said. I like the quote from maya Angelou. Thanks.

[@Vesper_6]

any training?

[@TheTheCriticX]

In the middle of something I am always taken by my Thoughts. How can I control that ?

[@theinnerworkclub6060]

Life changing. This is something I’ve been praying on and these practical tips are so so appreciated ❤😊

[@melissaszarka7755]

anticipate is a little bit unclear....get silent & listen is maybe the hardest part to quiet my own mind

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Thanks Jim. I really see how this will be effective.

[@michaelmode]

I'm a 4. “H” I need to halt more. Thanks so much.

[@karenwilliamson6530]

I’m a 3 listening skills Jim is great from this I will listen more !!!

[@luisv7262]

Can you repeat this message again I wasn't listening

[@projectiscoming]

3/10

[@ebonewashington9387]

I’m a 5. I need to work on Halting and Reviewing

[@boutchouangelija-fj3en]

6/10

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❤

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8 --- Love the Acronyms!!!!

[@danielf1051]

Thanks Jim, for the tips for active listening. Although I find listening and understanding things hard when people talk to me, I remember to write notes down. Also, I am not going to forget the acronym you were discussing because I find it is important to keep it in mind when listening to anyone: Halt, Empathy, Anticipate, and Review.

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I like the way Jim calls us quick student or Kwik student ! This is amazing and empowering ! Jim is excellent at using the perfect words for perfect emotions ! It's a great delight learning human skills from you Jim ! ☺️💐 Thank you very much !

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LO NECESITO EN ESPAÑOL 😭 I NEED SPANISH

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So helpful, thank you

[@philipw4849]

6. I need to work on empathy

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Very helpfully lesson 🙏

[@jameswright5627]

Loved this. How would this technique work for someone who has never heard sound before?

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I think Jim's techniques are general enough to apply to non-sound based communication, like sign language or writing

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Thnx

[@lauriewilliams5449]

I think I'm at a 6 for listening skills. I could definitely improve a lot. My thinking is very slow and I often forget simple words. My processing speed seems to be slowing down as well. Sometimes I think about how I'm going to respond before they are done speaking so that I don't seam slow or stupid. I will try to stop doing this and see what happens. Thank you for the tips and suggestions. I appreciate it!

[@RawingEndeavours]

I practice listening with a group l'm part of ie An Empathy Circle which uses principles and a process from the work of Marshall Rosenberg in Non Violent Communication:. The process involves Observation rather than evaluation, identify Feelings and Needs, and make a Request rather than a demand. It is a method used to resolve conflict and is training in the art of truly listening to a person wholistically.

[@ruchikakaushik429]

My listening skill is 5. I tried but can't resist myself to speak. But every day is a new day so i will be keep improving myself.

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I also need good direction on this topic ☺️

[@IamwhoIam333]

Just start by BREATHING and counting to ten before opening your mouth. Then remember you don't owe anyone an explanation , anything you say is on you . You don't have to place yourself into their drama in their head, we choose to So own up to your shortcomings and character defects and just listen. Maybe they don't want to hear your opinion, they just want someone to JUST LISTEN.

[@palwinderkaur2237]

In my opinion you are very right. Some people just want that someone hear them out so they can empty themselves. They want any comments or advice they just want a listening ear.

[@nickbeatrice3676]

Great video! I always seem to have the most trouble continuing to listen while also slowing down to take notes ! I find i need to constantly record lectures in order to hear everything said because as im taking notes i tend to have to catch up once i stop writing, and can miss important pieces

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Sir please how can I learn and not forget

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Inspirational from you like always❤️

[@codescype]

I believe as much as I am mostly able to Halt, Empathy, and Anticipate, I need to improve on review. It was actually funny that I wanted to move out to the next thing I wanted to do before I remembered even though this isn't a conversation, I out to review what I just heard on this video😁. Thank you🙇🏾‍♂ Jim Kwik

[@arthuroleary9859]

I found this helpful a lot. I haven't done nor ben to your google apps in a while. I have been so busy with my activities. An working on my speed reading an working it each day. Following your Video Jim. My rate for listening , i wanna say an 8. Because, I'm always trying to Multitask and say to build it and working and preparing for My Goals, an especially working on. All of the importance of tasks and listening to people, too. Thank you for this Video. I will come back to review it again.

[@cartyleadershipcenter8321]

Thanks Jim. I like the acronym. I am a 7 on a scale of 1 to 10. I do all four items. A 7 means however that I have 30% potential for growth, so I am looking forward to diving into more of your content.

[@shamtsegazgi2130]

I would give myself a 6/10 because I need to work on EMPATHY and REVIEW. And thank you, Jim ❤

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Your topic sir is very informative. I am with you because i really observe that listening is the most difficult skill for our audience to acquire because they are preoccupied with other matters as they try to listen to the speaker. Tnx so much for sharing such thought provoking information. Will you allow me to share your ideas with my fellows?

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Jim you really inspiring This information came at the right time Am very good active listen but you open my eye to a different new world today. Wow

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