Start a family tradition of “Listening Time.”
Memorize texts, proverbs, or sayings on listening.
Compliment someone’s attentive listening habits.
Develop your personal listening plan.
Commit to improving your listening skills.
Write a poem, song or letter about listening.
Reflect on your listening attitude towards people who belong to different cultures.
Make a list of your positive listening habits.
Be a listening role model.
Give “Exemplary Listening” awards to anyone in your community who consistently listens well.
Compliment someone’s attentive listening habits.
Serve someone by just listening without an agenda.
Organize a group and play listening games with Bible texts.
Create a positive listening environment in your synagogue/church and home.
Commit to actively embrace listening as an integral part of your leadership style.
Tell at least 16 people about I Love to Listen Day-May 16.
