By Rodger Price

We have two ears, one mouth. What might God be telling us?

Which do you prefer more when you’re dealing with an issue – someone telling you what you need to do, or someone listening to you while you explain what’s going on?  I’m guessing most of you would choose the latter.

Intentional listening is powerful.

As an executive coach, I often feel like I’m not doing much when I spend most of my time just listening to my client.  And then, very often I’m told that my listening was powerful and helpful.

I have to admit, my clients often find answers to their issues just because I gave them space to express what’s going on.  You might say, I was “listening them into an answer.”

Do you know someone that is struggling right now?  Would you like to bless them?  Consider asking them a question or two and then just listening to their answers.

Give it a try.  Thanks for listening!

About the author: Rodger Price is an executive coach and author. He owns and leads Leading by Design, a company committed to helping West Michigan people become amazing leaders who drive for excellence while serving and caring for those in their charge.

 

Rodger Price

Rodger Price

Rodger is the founder of Leading by DESIGN, an executive development firm, and believes many of the philosophies and techniques needed for caring well are also needed for leading well. He is also the author of Faith and Physics Uncovered which tells the story of how physics led him to make his ultimate decision about faith.

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