237 Reasons to read AOC2: Day 17, Quote 156 – David Zinger
10 Zingers: David Zinger – www.davidzinger.com
“Listen. All you need is love. If you love to talk, remember Paul Tillich said, “the first duty of love is to listen.” Don’t neglect your conversational duty.”
In a chapter entitled ‘10 Zingers‘ David gives us ten punchy reminders about what conversation is really about – in the example cited above, its obviously not so much the sound of your own voice as simply listening.
My favourite Zinger? It begins like this: Be interesting, inviting, and interested.
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David Petherick is one of 237 authors who contributed to the book ‘Age of Conversation 2‘. For the first 237 days of 2009, he is highlighting a chapter from one of his co-authors, briefly discussing their contribution, and linking you to their blog or online presence. All proceeds from sales of AOC2 go to charity.
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