It's relationships that you have with others and your ability to understand and to be cognizant of other people and what other people are trying to do and interact with you. A body language observation is an important social skill. Asking questions, listening, actively listening. Not just listening to listen, actively listening, adjusting communication, that sort of thing. Organizational awareness is something else, which is more mindfulness. All right?
You. Thank you so much for this. Really, really appreciate it. As a teacher, I could not agree more when I changed my mindset on a lot of this. It helped me be a happier person, a more productive person, and it definitely trickled down into my teaching, my teaching philosophy, because I am aware, and I agree. It's amazing the results that can come from this. So thank you
Swati Sharma
@Swatiselflove · 2:19
Hi Bo, thank you so much for sharing this wonderful, such an enlightening post with us. And yes, you very rightly said that awareness is key to so many solutions in our lives, whether we take for example, our interpersonal relationships, our financial issues, whether we are going through a behavioral problem in our very own self. And awareness is not very easy to come by. It's not very easy to become aware of ourselves. We have to be focused on ourselves
Swell Team
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@Isoellen · 0:51
We don't always, but it is a very valuable asset and emotional maturity and strength that we all really need in life to navigate our best lives and live our, be our best selves. So I appreciate this topic really a lot, and I will be listening along