“Most of the successful people I’ve known are the ones who do more listening than talking.”
-Bernard Baruch
This is something I’ve done before a few times and still feel it’s never enough. I’m talking about listening.
Yes, I’ve posted and reposted this article a few times. And I continue doing so periodically because I feel it’s crucial in building a relationship with all of you members and readers. And hence, here is that article to give YOU, the reader, your time under the spotlight:
“Most of the successful people I’ve known are the ones who do more listening than talking.”
-Bernard Baruch
This is something I’ve done before a few times and still feel it’s never enough. I’m talking about listening.
Yes, I’ve posted and reposted this article a few times. And I continue doing so periodically because I feel it’s crucial in building a relationship with all of you members and readers. And hence, here is that article to give YOU, the reader, your time under the spotlight:
“Most of the successful people I’ve known are the ones who do more listening than talking.”
-Bernard Baruch
I’ve often felt that sometimes it’s better to let someone know you’re there for them rather than try to be their savior (unless they specifically indicate otherwise).
“The world is giving you answers everyday. Just learn to listen.”
-Unknown
Dear readers and members,
We’ve had some new members this month so a very hearty welcome to them. And if you’re a regular reader of this site, thank you and welcome back.
As many of you might now, the DWW site is going through some major updates to better serve your needs and wants.
“If you have no critics you’ll likely have no success.”
-Malcolm X
What or who are critics? People who assess your work and critique it is usually the more common conception. And while that may be true, we often forget one basic definition: criticism is just an opinion.
Now I’ve written about this subject before. But when I wrote about it previously, I wrote about it from the point of view as a writer.