"I didn’t know you had diabetes," said my friend. "Tell me about it."
"In a word, its type 2."
"What’s Type 2?" she asked, clearly curious to know more.
"Type two is when you are insulin resistant which means…" And I began the explanation.

Less than a minute into it, she turned around, pointed to her annoying little cat, and said, "look how she just stretched, isn’t she just the cutest?" So I turned my attention to the distraction and commented politely on it. Then I awkwardly returned to the explanation from which I was so obnoxiously cut off?

Being a good listener is a skill to be practised.

Meet people and charm strangers. Walk into a roomful of people who don’t know you and make them wish that they did.

Get Better Listening Habits.

Radio Stations and how they ruin music.

Love, Friendship and many others. Teaching the ways to make a girl to fall for you. Or get more good friends (girls)

A review of an article published in the may 31st 1997 edition of the New Zealand Listener which discusses the morality of legalising euthanasia.

This is an Icebreaker I developed while working in a corporate office.

The details of communication, understanding the meaning of a speaker and a listener.