When to Ask a Question
In our series on high-value conversations, we've been encouraging you to "practice the pause" and allow more time for empathetic and reflective listening before you dive in with questions, advice, and ideas. Once we've done that, a skilled communicator can discern the moment when the right question will add value. If you are doing it right, you'll probably also learn something that will shift your perspective and change what you say next and how you say it.
We'll talk about other listening and connection skills in future videos.
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