Togetherness
When you think about how you interact with others, do you find things that you would like to change within yourself?
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I find that I have to really concentrate on what others are saying ... actively listen. This doesn't come easy for me ... my mind wanders all over the place and then, all of a sudden, I realize that I haven't been listening to what the other person is saying. So if I could change anything ... it would be that I could just naturally listen and not have to work so hard at it.
Posted by: Small Footprints | March 30, 2009 at 02:36 PM
Small Footprints, I'm also terrible listening to new acquaintances. What was your name again? type of thing, I hate doing that.
I need to try to not get irritated when a man doesn't take my opinion seriously. It really, really gets under my skin and I know I should let it be water off a duck's back. I came close to getting in a verbal altercation with a man at a blackjack table. The man left, but I felt immature and as if I had wasted energy for no reason. Live and learn.
Posted by: Liz A. | March 31, 2009 at 09:38 AM