In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Listening plays a large role in establishing the quality of your relationships with others and can help convey that you are friendly and approachable. When engaged in a conversation with someone, allow the speaker to complete their thought or story without interruption. Maintain eye contact, smile, and nod to demonstrate that you are listening and focusing on them. People will be more inclined to approach you for a conversation if they feel that you are interested and focused. Do not check your phone when you are talking to someone. Be polite and make it obvious that you are listening and focusing on the conversation. Focus on what the person is saying. Don't drift off into a daydream or be sidetracked by other conversations going on around you. When someone describes a sad or upsetting situation, be empathetic and respond appropriately. Avoid questioning their emotional response and refrain from offering advice unless specifically asked. Sometimes the speaker may wish to express an emotion for support rather than for guidance. Showing support and understanding will make the speaker feel comfortable around you. Others will notice and be more likely to strike up a conversation with you. If someone tells you that they are upset because their dog is sick, validate their feelings. "I'm so sorry. This must be a really difficult time for you. I understand how upsetting it can be when a pet is unwell." Show the person that you are supportive, friendly, and that you understand their emotional response. If you don't understand a person's point or would like to hear more about their perspective on a certain topic, ask them to clarify or elaborate. Show that you are being attentive to what they are saying and you are interested to hear more. This will make the conversation more pleasant. The speaker and others around you will take note of your attentiveness, making it easier for others to approach you. It is also useful to ask questions when you know you have a common interest with someone. "Jane told me that you recently traveled to Berlin. I visited Berlin years ago! What was your favorite thing about your trip?" Establishing a common ground can allow the conversation to continue and flourish.
Summary: Avoid distractions and interruptions during a conversation. Validate the speaker's feelings. Ask questions.

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One-sentence summary -- Go to google.com. Type in 'Do a Barrel Roll' (capitalization not needed). Hit enter.

Q: Many people believe that different types of trees carry different energies within them. When you make a wand from a tree branch, it can carry that energy within it. Oak wood is sacred because of the tree's longevity and great growth. Birch wood is said to hold the energy of love. Ash wood makes a great wand for healing and general magic. Consider the type of wood you want to use, and go for a hike in an area where that specific tree will be. Look for a fallen branch or stick that is at least twelve inches long. Follow your intuition, and let it help guide you to a stick that speaks to you. Try to find a fallen branch rather than a living one. If you're going take a living one, make sure to ask the permission of the tree first. If you feel uneasy about it, you should not take this tree's branch. Whether you take a fallen branch or a live one, you should leave something as a thank you offering for the tree. Many different things can be used for this offering as long as they contain natural ingredients. Water! This can be tap or spring water. Blessed and charged or either. Apple juice Home made cakes, cookies, or bread Charged crystals
A: Choose the type of wood to use. Take a walk in a natural place. Leave an offering of thanks.

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Problem: Article: Pour about 1 tbsp (15 mL) of dry oats into cup (120 mL) of water. Boil for about two minutes, let cool, then strain out the oats. The leftover water contains a natural soap, which may strip oils as well as shampoo on some hair. Try it instead of shampoo for a few sessions to see if you can save yourself money and avoid harsh chemicals. Find clay sold as a beauty product, and mix in water until it forms a paste. Working in small sections, coat slightly damp hair with the clay. Cover in plastic wrap or a plastic bag, and rinse out after 530 minutes. Try bentonite clay or rhassoul clay. Many people use diluted apple cider vinegar to strip away product buildup, for hair that's too fragile to expose to clarifying shampoo. This works well for some people, and not at all for others. You can go a step further and join the "no 'poo" movement, replacing all your washing with this formula: Prepare one bottle of half baking soda, half water. Make a second bottle of half apple cider vinegar and half water. Shake the baking soda bottle and apply a little to your hair. Rinse out. Shake the vinegar bottle and apply a little to your hair. Rinse out. Repeat about once a week, or whenever grease builds up. If hair still feels oily, let the vinegar sit for ten minutes before rinsing out. Lemon juice is another popular home remedy for oily hair. Give it a try by diluting the juice of one or two lemons with 1 cup (240 mL) water. Rub the mixture into your scalp and hair, then rinse off after five minutes. For a quick citrus application, make your own hairspray out of citrus fruit.
Summary: Wash with oat water. Apply a clay hair mask. Try apple cider vinegar and baking soda. Apply citrus fruit.

Problem: Article: Before leaving a message with an assistant, ask if this is the best way to get in touch. Some people would prefer to touch base with an assistant, but others are more likely to listen to a voicemail. Leave your message using the other person's preferred method. By including this information in every message, you ensure the other person won't have to look it up before calling you back. State your name and number at least two times in a message. If the person does not know you personally, spell your name, so you're sure they know who's called them. Some voicemails garble messages, and you don't want to miss an opportunity to talk just because your message was misunderstood. Repeat any important information to ensure it is received by the person you're contacting. If they don't know how long a call will last, people start to dread returning a phone call. Include an estimated call time in your message. Most importantly, stick to it. Don't ask for ten minutes and take an hour. Make sure your estimate is accurate. Consider saying something like, "I need 10 minutes of your time." Ask for an amount of time, "When can we schedule 15 minutes to discuss our project?" Take the other person's schedule into consideration, "Are you available to set aside thirty minutes to talk about this?" If there are specific questions or topics you need to answer on the call, email or text these to your coworker in advance. This allows her to feel better prepared for the conversation, and will keep the length of the call brief. Don't assume your coworkers know your deadlines. Let the person you're calling know, "I need this information to complete the project by Friday, the 17th."
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Leave a message. Include your name and phone number. Speak slowly and clearly. Provide an estimated call time. Offer an "agenda" for the call. Tell the person how quickly you need the information.