Tag: be a good listener
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10 Red Flags That Reveal a Conversational Narcissist
Do you know someone that loves to talk about themselves? This person tends to have superior beliefs and holds themselves in high regard. You don’t have to look far to find someone like this, as social media is full of people who boost their self-esteem by being a conversational narcissist. Undoubtedly, you have heard of…
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Psychology Explains Why It’s Ok to Agree to Disagree
We live in a growing pluralistic society of people with various social, religious, and cultural backgrounds. They bring their different values, practices, and beliefs to work, school, and neighborhoods. Disagreements are inevitable, yet, It’s possible to respect another person’s beliefs even if you disagree with them. It’s okay to disagree. What does agree to disagree…
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5 Things Children Who Listen Do Differently With Their Parents
Are you often impressed by children who listen well…but secretly wonder how their parents achieved this? As a parent, you strive to teach your children skills that will benefit them into adulthood. Among these life lessons are learning to communicate efficiently and how to be a good listener. They interact with their parents and acquire…
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10 Habits to Implement Mindfulness and Be Happier
There are a lot of talks these days about being mindful and living in the present. However, mindfulness can confuse people because you already live in the present or the here and now. Shockingly, you may be surprised to learn that you’re only about ten percent aware of the things around you, according to Forbes…
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4 Things You Can Do to Give Someone a Better Life (Without Money)
A helper is a beautiful thing to be. It’s amazing to be there for those in need and help bring out the best in them. Interestingly, being a helper is also beneficial to you, so you’ll also have a better life. While your motivations are selfless, it’s always nice to learn that some of that…
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10 Ways to Fix Things If Your Partner Dislikes Your Friends
One of the most enduring parts of a committed relationship is that you and your partner are best friends. You complement one another in many ways, and you have each other’s backs. However, what do you do when your partner dislikes your friends? According to research published by the National Library of Medicine, friendship plays…