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The Seven Habits With a Jewish Flavor - Habit 5 - Seek to Understand, then to be understood

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Rabbi Avi Wiesenfeld

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we're about to start the seat of the shimaya habit five and barakasha we're working our way week by week through these govaldiga habits and um as i said a few times i'm hoping that we've internalized the previous fall which are important so last week's habit was what stephen covey calls win win which we explained was extremely hard to do it was a method of working on relationships and now what we're going to do this week and now what we're going to do this week is work to create the culture of win-win in other words if we want to create a win-win situation how do we do that how is it possible on a practical level it's a very practical habit this week habit number five stephen kobe calls seek to understand then be understood probably one of the hardest habits but probably one of the most critical for any relationship and when we say any relationship we refer to marriage we refer to roommates we refer marriage we refer to roommates we refer to parents siblings children work mates and anything in between now anytime you have a relationship and as we mentioned we have relationships all the time we you know we interact with people at all stages of our day we communicate at different times on different levels but the question is like this when we listen to someone do we do so on our own perspective or are we trying to listen to someone else's perspective it's very interesting because we spend many years of our lives

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  1. 0:00we're about to start the seat of the shimaya habit five and barakasha we're working our
  2. 1:33many years of our lives learning how to read how to write and how even to
  3. 3:04it's about how to respond it's not about listening to somebody else now we don't generally
  4. 5:07long as we're listening to someone through our world through our perspective you are basically judging
  5. 6:38son comes home from haita and he says my web is picking on me i didn't
  6. 8:39perky obvious the mission of percy almost over says a very interesting thing the mission says
  7. 10:10basically communicate in the same way we send out signals of our world we send out
  8. 11:42and this causes so much problem within communication within relationships that it's impossible to create a
  9. 13:43over-based sharmai what's the shot so the brings a few answers two i want to concentrate
  10. 15:14case so what do you do so what you have to do is number one the

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