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The Lost Art of Attention: Why is it so hard to listen?
Nicki Kennedy Voicecast: Conversations around voice, stories, sound and identity
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I'm inviting you to join me in a reflection on listening. This is a meander through the topic of hearing, listening, and truly understanding the people around you. There is some philosophical and spiritual leaning here, but ultimately there's practical advice about how to stay calm and use listening skills in moments of conflict or confrontation. There's advice here around negotiation and how listening and truly respecting another person's space can bring you to a better understanding with others. There's also some reference to Eastern philosophy, and spiritual and religious traditions, and to modern psychology. But it lives in the practical, ultimately.
If you enjoy the listening and you would like to find out more, please visit my Substack at https://substack.com/@khpc? , where, in the coming days, you will find the article that this reflection is taken from. There you will find the references to studies and sources, so that you can delve a little deeper yourself!
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Chapters
1. The Lost Art of Attention (00:00:00)
2. Voice, Presence, and Purpose (00:01:19)
3. Beyond Words: Deeper Listening (00:02:42)
4. A High-Stakes Hearing Collapse (00:03:58)
5. Stress, Brain, and Auditory Narrowing (00:08:19)
6. Listening vs Speaking Traditions (00:10:48)
7. Monastic Silence and Heart’s Ear (00:13:20)
8. The Drift from Patience (00:17:20)
9. Simone Weil and Generous Attention (00:20:32)
10. Break and Brain Mechanics of Listening (00:24:05)
11. Amygdala Hijack and Prosody Loss (00:27:25)
12. Getting Back in the Room: Interoception (00:30:05)
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