People who listen to respond rather than to understand are often more focused on crafting their reply than fully absorbing what is being said. This type of listening is reactive; it prioritizes one's own perspective over truly empathizing with the speaker. As a result, they may miss important details, nuances, or emotions conveyed in the conversation, leading to misunderstandings and shallow communication. Listening merely to respond can make others feel unheard or undervalued, creating barriers in relationships and preventing meaningful dialogue. In contrast, listening to understand fosters deeper connections and mutual respect.Full Video: https://youtu.be/Ywjwjpaxn8U

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