In my book, "Win Every Argument: The Art of Debating, Persuading, and Public Speaking," I outline the two types of listening to master: critical listening and empathetic listening.
Good listening skills boost your credibility and make you sound confident.
People who win arguments and are good at debating don't just speak well, they listen well, too.
You need to be a critical listener when your teacher is giving you feedback on an essay you wrote.
By listening critically to your opponent and being ready to catch fallacious or false claims, you can prepare zinger-like responses, and win your argument.
Persons:
Richard Branson, Bill Gates, Gates
Organizations:
Debating
Locations:
London, Branson