Abraham-Hicks has said that you can’t talk and listen at the same time.
This is fundamental for effective communication.
If you want to know if you’ve been heard, and if you truly want to get the answers you’ve asked for, then you need to quiet down, listen for a change, and receive them.
You don’t get that if you continue speaking, or worse, if you just mentally rehearse your spiel while the other person is talking, rather than taking in exactly what their saying.
And when speaking in prayer, if you don’t take the time to pause and listen every once in a while, then really, you’re just keeping that conversation one-sided.
Fox Michaels is a Certified Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Practitioner from the Academy of Modern Applied Psychology. He is an intuitive leader with more than 15 years experience as a trainer. In his spare time, Fox writes the ongoing blog Like a Fox!, where he shares his fun, joyful approach to life and love, as his own way of contributing to the Human Potential Movement. When not reading from his library full of personal development books, you can find Fox enjoying the cinema perks of being on AMC’s A-List, and also working to make sure that he’s the most stylish man on his own Instagram page. Feel free to check out if he's succeeding with that @foxmichaels.
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