Different people learn different ways, and they often give responses that indicate what type of learner they are.
An auditory learner might say "That sounds pretty good," or "I hear what you're saying".
A visual learner might say "I see what you mean," or "The way I see it...".
Finally, a kinesthetic learner (learns by doing) might say "I can't quite put my finger on it".
If you want to improve your communication with every person you speak with, listen for these types of cues and discuss information in a way that matches their suggested learning style.
Using this exercise can help you to improve your listening skills, communication, and overall persuasiveness!
Comments
Thanks Paul and Merle.
Very interesting Timothy, thanks for sharing.
I know what your saying Sandy.One way is to learn the different types and put your content out in multiple forms.
Thanks Terri!
Hmmm! This is really interesting, Timothy. I have heard people say this and never really zeroed in on the fact that they were tipping me off to how they would need me to present to them. Thanks for sharing this.
Timothy there is power in this post and I have shared it on Google plus and Syndication Automation has put it out already. Keep on doing it my friend and continued success for you.