Eye Contact

Listen as I read a passage from the book I recently finished reading. It is called “Anger” Wisdom For Cooling The Flames. Let’s all heal that wounded child within us. 

The world exists how it is. We add the good the bad the beautiful and the ugly. We all see the world through a different lens. Listen up.! 

I am not prefect, I have flaws like everybody else. I am a diamond under pressure. 

You may have noticed that maintaining eye contact while speaking can be difficult, even though verbal processing seems like it should be independent. Still, many people frequently look away from their conversers while chatting. So is there an interference between the two processe ... Show More

Sometimes conversations are easier without the eye contactSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

Is there such a thing as too much eye contact? The Public Speaker explains how to use eye contact to build trust and rapport in conversations. Read the transcript: http://bit.ly/1aZ8UXO. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. 

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We all like to talk, but some people don’t know when to stop. 

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