Hey, Are You Listening To Me?
Listening Your Way to
Professional and Personal Success
Order Rebecca's new book now and receive free shipping and handling ($12.95, soft cover, BookSurge). With clarity and humor, Rebecca Carswell opens our minds and our ears, teaching how to develop this essential yet often over-looked skill. Her message is simple: Change the way you communicate and your life will change for the better. The majority of our attention is taken up by our own mind chatter. Our attention is taken up by our thoughts, our mental 'to-do' lists, or even by our tendency to have the last word, or to be right (proving someone else wrong). Learn how to listen, connect, and understand others better.
Does someone you know need a little help in the listening department? This book makes a great gift! When families or co-workers use this book together, communication and understanding improves.
"Brilliant! To get people to hear you...listen to them. Rebecca offers a new 'headset' to clean out your ears - try them on!" -Dr. Lewis Losoncy, author of If It Weren't For You, We Could Get Along! How to Stop Blaming and Start Living
"Rebecca offers effective and easy-to-use tools that will empower your life. I encourage you to seriously consider - and apply - what she shares in this book." -Sarah C. Dornin, Nano Letters, Harvard University
"A simple, fun, and very insightful book. Rebecca has made the steps to effective listening so easy that you won't be able to help becoming a better listener. And sharing this book with others - at home and at work - will definitely make a positive difference in your life as well as the lives of those around you." -Katrina M. Mayer, Ph.D., founder of The Wholarian Vision, author of The Mustard Seed Way
"The #1 topic requested in corporate training is to improve listening skills and Rebecca has provided a clear and concise tool to do just that. Whether you are a communication professional or simply interested in becoming a better person, communicator, or friend, this book contains information you can use." -Dr. Keith D. Clark, Professor of Interpersonal & Organizational Communication |