"What we crave, if there's that word again, is that they at least validate them. When we are furious, we want another person to say, I can see that you've been driven to distraction," she says. "If you can be the parent who actually helps your teenager feel heard, you might have to listen and ask questions." 'We don't want others necessarily to agree with all our feelings, but what we crave ... it sounds desperately simple in a way,' he adds.
Do you crave being heard, to feel someone else really hears you, notices you, sees you, and that what you said matters to them? Today I will share with you an intriguing story, something counterintuitive I'm just on the edge of learning and some actionable advice. By the end of this episode, you will understand one key reason that humans desire so much to be heard.
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