Quote by Gillian Anderson

There is a difference between being listened to and being heard.


There is a difference between being listened to and being he

Summary

This quote highlights the distinction between merely being listened to and truly being heard. Listening is the act of receiving information while hearing requires not only active attention, but also understanding and acknowledging what is being said. Being listened to implies surface-level engagement, whereas being heard indicates a deeper level of comprehension and empathy. It emphasizes the importance of truly understanding others and validating their experiences, rather than simply giving them superficial attention.

By Gillian Anderson
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