Deep Listening

Raaz Chuhan

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I’m so excited to share this conversation with Oscar Trimboli, author of Deep Listening, a lovely book/card deck. We talk about the costs of not listening, the opportunities that are created when we listen and why hearing what's unsaid can transform your work and life. In our western conception, we have speaking and listening, a basic duality. Oscar describes our normal conception of listening as monochrome, two dimensional listening rather than multi-color, multi-sensory listening. Oscar has worked to absorb traditional approaches to listening from Inuit cultures in North America, to Australian Aboriginal cultures, as well Polynesian and Maori cultures. Oscar breaks down a 6-dimensional listening model that leverages <a href= "https://www.oscartrimboli.com/6-proven-chinese-secrets-becoming-skillful-listener/"> a deeper understanding of the Chinese word for listening, Ting</a> as well as an <a href= "https://www.oscartrimboli.com/connect-origins-great-listener/"> Aborginal concept for listening, Dadirri</a>, which approaches listening from 3 dimensions - Self, Peoples and Lands. 125/900 and The Cost of Not Listening Oscar introduces us to the 125/900 rule - the simple fact that we can speak at 125 words a minute yet we can think at 900 words a minute. The basic math of conversation is that there will always be something unsaid. The Impact of this

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