I agree with the author that trying to empathize while listening is a powerful thing, but IMO this format is far too rigid. In general you can spot people doing this sort of thing a mile away and it just feels weird. Really, any sort of intentional modifications to a conversation are obvious (see also: Dale Carnegie, therapy speak, etc...)
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I agree with the author that trying to empathize while listening is a powerful thing, but IMO this format is far too rigid. In general you can spot people doing this sort of thing a mile away and it just feels weird. Really, any sort of intentional modifications to a conversation are obvious (see also: Dale Carnegie, therapy speak, etc...)