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Listen!

By Adam Rifkin

All right, STOP! Collaborate and listen...

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For part of your life, you worry about your future. Eventually you stop doing this and you spend time regretting your past.

MRW I am talking and realize no one is listening nor cares ... Speechless.

Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment... ~Leo Buscaglia

What do great workplaces, making friends, networking, dealing with kidnappers and being happy all have in common?

The top FBI hostage negotiator teaches us how to get what we want.

All truths wait in all things. ~Walt Whitman

I wouldn't say anything. I'd listen to them, which nobody else did. ~Marilyn Manson

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Pain doesn't just show up in our lives for no reason. It's a sign that something in our lives needs to change. ~Mandy Hale

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"I see. And how did that make you feel?" ~Psychology Frog

When your friends come to you for advice...

"Next time you hear something really stupid, don't adhere to it. Fight it or ignore it." ~@SherylSandberg (via @cjc)

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If you want to know what truly matters in life, listen to the kind of things that are said about people when they die.

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Be strategic.

Make your own luck...

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