Every public speaker needs a listening audience, so every public speaker needs to understand the powerful truth above — audience members decide if they will listen to you, so you need to create messages that are compelling and worth taking the time to listen to.
Take the time to take the attached Listening Assessment and learn what kind of listener you are. Then, take some time to discuss the topics listed below in your discussion post this week.
Based on the text, What are at least three differences between listening and hearing?
Based on your Assessment results, what kind of listener are you?
What are your strengths as a listener?
What are your weaknesses — what gets in the way of you being an effective listener?
What will you do to improve your listening skills?
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