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“One of the most under-rated gifts we can give to others, is our undivided attention. Next time you spend time with a loved one, really listen to them and watch light up when they realize you are being completely attentive to them. There is so much to be learned and experienced when we can become great listeners!”
Jaeda DeWalt“Anxiously attached Codependents demonstrate the ability to maximize the attention they get from their partner, regardless of whether it is positive or negative (i.e., "I'd rather be screamed at than ignored"). Manipulation is used to keep the inattentive or inconsistent partner involved by alternating dramatic angry demands with needy dependence. When the partner is preoccupied and not paying attention, the anxious Codependent explodes in angry demands and behaviors that cannot be ignored.”
Mary Crocker Cook, Awakening Hope. A Developmental, Behavioral, Biological Approach to Codependency Treatment.“Humility is attentive patience.”
Simone Weil“Pay attention to your goals and never let the euphoria of the early success convince you to brag about.”
Israelmore Ayivor, Become a Better You“To live, pray. To learn, read. To love, give. To listen, pay attention. But to be wise, apply all that you have acquired”
Israelmore Ayivor“To develop the person inside you is to pay attention and develop life within yourself”
Sunday Adelaja“True beauty is a warm heart, a kind soul, and an attentive ear.”
Ken Poirot“... it must be a complete harmonious whole that is attentive. That is attention. Does the mind attend with such complete attention to the activity of the monkey? - not condemning it, not saying 'This is right or wrong', just watching the tricks of the monkey. In this watching there is no analysis...The moment it analyses one of the fragments, the monkey is in operation.”
Krishnamurti“Truly listening, attentively, and with care, is one of the simplest and most kind gifts we can give anyone.”
John Bruna“When we want to talk, we can instead listen, and let our attentiveness to another's need to speak, be our silent statement.”
Bryant McGill, Simple Reminders: Inspiration for Living Your Best Life