L5 - Meaning

How do you listen in such a way that the speaker better understands themselves? Leadership expert and author, Jennifer Garvey Berger, gives a masterclass in how to listen at Level 5: listening for meaning. Jennifer shares her experiences of shaping con …

Level Five listening is listening for meaning. It’s the difference between listening to the speaker and listening for the speaker. Recreational listening is listening to the speaker – just the words that they’re saying. But when you’re listening for me …

Allan Parker is a Behavioural Scientist and the Managing Director of Peak Performance Development Pty Ltd, a Sydney based consultancy company. His areas of expertise include negotiation, organisational change, and dispute Management. His clients have i …

Listening is a like a muscle that needs to get flexed. Otherwise, it loses power and is no longer a habit. Slow down, and take the time to listen. Listen to people, and let them be who they are. Listen as a form of respect, and ask questions to know so …

There is a huge amount of money being invested in engagement surveys. Are these surveys effective? Is there a way to make them more effective? My guest today shares lessons learned from other cultures that could improve the entire communication and lis …