La('ng Nghe Nhau..

A man who met Freud described his manner of listening:

“Never had I seen such concentrated attention. His eyes were mild and genial. His voice was low and kind. His gestures were few. But the attention he gave me of what I said, even when I said it badly was extraordinary. You’re no idea what it meant to be listened to like that”

That’s powerful listening.


When people are not busy with talking but concentrate on listening, they will hear well and to obtain better facts and ideas and life's stories from others. Listening with a clear mind, a clear heart, and a compassionate soul is an art that deepens relationships, and it's also an art to be connected to each other in meaningful and loving ways.

(Dale Carnegie, Leadership)

Ca'm on ca'c ba'c la('ng nghe nhau, va` dde^? y' tro+. giu'p va` na^ng ddo+~ nhau.
BN xu'c ddo^.ng nhieu vi` nhu~ng lo+`i ta^m ti`nh, chuye^?n ngu+~ cho nhau, cu~ng
nhu+ cho nhau nghe nhu~ng ba`i ha't tuye^.t trong ma.ng na`y (*_*).

Khi co' nhu~ng gio+` phu't ca(ng tha(?ng trong va(n pho`ng ma` duoc nghe nhu~ng ba`i h'at ti`nh tu+. cu?a que^ nha` thi` BN tha^.t la` ha.nh phu'c..Ca'm o+n c'ac ba'c mo^.t la^`n nu+a nha (*_*).

BN "da'n hi`nh" the international team ma` BN dang la`m viec chung dd^e?..tri`nh die^.n ca'c ba'c va` c'ac nguoi vao tha(m ma.ng CVA (*_*)...Vo+'i 19 dda.i die^.n cua nhieu quo^'c gia,
la('ng nghe nhau la` gie^`ng mo^'i giu+~ gi`n ti`nh tha^n cu?a m.i nguo+`i trong nho'm na`y - mo^.t nho'm nho? ma` BN vo^ cu`ng qu'i me^'n (*_*) va` k'inh ne^?.

BN ma(.c a'o ma^`u ho^`ng, ddai die^.n cho nguo+`i dda^'t Vie^.t (*_*).

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