Thank you for sharing this, Rebecca. When I read this post, the thought that comes to my mind is to be attuned to the environment, that energetic exchange that goes beyond words. Very inspiring.
In addition to Beauty & Excellence, this attunement to one’s environment is part of why I love Japan. When I’m in Japan, immersed in the spirit of Japan my listening gets stronger. And I feel like writing haikus! 😂 thanks for your encouragement JL.
I love this! In the recording studio, the best musicians are the best listeners. It's not just about what they play but about listening to what the other musicians are playing and then responding to what they're doing.
For those who wish to become better listeners, Celeste Headlee's advice in this TedTalk is brilliant: https://www.ted.com/talks/celeste_headlee_10_ways_to_have_a_better_conversation?subtitle=en
Keep it simple. Slow down. Listen. ❤️❤️❤️
YES! Slow. Simple. Less is more.
Thank you for sharing this, Rebecca. When I read this post, the thought that comes to my mind is to be attuned to the environment, that energetic exchange that goes beyond words. Very inspiring.
In addition to Beauty & Excellence, this attunement to one’s environment is part of why I love Japan. When I’m in Japan, immersed in the spirit of Japan my listening gets stronger. And I feel like writing haikus! 😂 thanks for your encouragement JL.
I love this! In the recording studio, the best musicians are the best listeners. It's not just about what they play but about listening to what the other musicians are playing and then responding to what they're doing.
Wow. Fascinating to hear this correlation between good listening and good playing. Thanks for sharing this observation, Cliff.
If you're reading this and you need to be more creative (& innovative) at work - check out Cliff Goldmacher and his work.
Thank you Rebecca!