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Your Perspective Is Not Priority | The Winner's Minute With Mac Hammond

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In our day-to-day conversations,
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we often want other people to hear our perspective—
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but we don’t care to hear their opinion in return.
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In fact, we’ve usually already judged their view as inappropriate or incorrect.
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We simply want to tell them what we think and move on.
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However, proper, effective communication hasn’t taken place until you have first heard.
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One of Stephen Covey’s 7 Habits of Highly Effective People is this:
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“Seek first to understand, then to be understood.”
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Placing a priority on effective communication is key to elevating your relationships—
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and that will only happen when you place a priority on listening to other people speak.
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I’m Mac Hammond; this is the Winner’s Minute.