LNP 289 The Art of Listening
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It was a beautiful South Florida day – clear skies, light wind. Our older son, who lives in India, was staying with us for a few precious days. As I thought about the fun things I could do with him while he was here, I decided to arrange for us to go sailing. I’d never been on a sail boat and thought it would be a treat for both of us. What I did not expect was the amount of time I spent listening.
The captain took us into a beautiful unspoiled harbor. We were on the only boat in the harbor and had freedom to go where we wanted. Shortly after we left the dock the captain started talking, and talking, and talking. And we kept listening.
Listen in as Pat Iyer chats about these points
- How does being too talkative relate to working with attorneys?
- Why asking questions and showing interest in the attorney prevents you from babbling about your services
- Do you demonstrate you understand the attorney’s challenges, called “pain points”?
- What are the qualities of full listening?
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Your Presenter
Pat Iyer has been a legal nurse consultant since 1987. She also built a successful LNC business that was filled with loyal attorney clients who returned over and over with cases.