Mindful Communication
Jonathan and Jeff share insights on mindful communication, highlighting the importance of pausing to listen rather than constantly interjecting in conversations, especially with loved ones like children. They discuss the impact of shifting the focus from oneself to the speaker, emphasizing the value of being present and supportive in conversations.In this clip
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Based on the interview with Josh Waitzkin and any other relevant discussions, I'd like to work on my impulsiveness. The context in which it's most apparent is in speaking, where I sometimes interrupt people, ramble going into too much detail, and sometimes lose the thread. Can you suggest ideas for practicing impulse control that are related and not related to this specific issue?
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