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	<title>Comments on: What Are You Really Fighting About? It May Not Be What You Think&#8230;</title>
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		<title>By: Craig Harper</title>
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		<description>2. Listening - Ironically, some of the best communicators don&#039;t actually talk that much. Some people mistake verbal diarrhoea for effective communication. We know that the vast majority of communication (93%) is non-verbal, so why do we feel compelled to talk so much? I&#039;ve had many productive one hour meetings with people where I&#039;ve said literally fifty words, while they&#039;ve talked non-stop.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>2. Listening &#8211; Ironically, some of the best communicators don&#8217;t actually talk that much. Some people mistake verbal diarrhoea for effective communication. We know that the vast majority of communication (93%) is non-verbal, so why do we feel compelled to talk so much? I&#8217;ve had many productive one hour meetings with people where I&#8217;ve said literally fifty words, while they&#8217;ve talked non-stop.</p>
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