Methodology · Presence
Deep Listening
Listening that slows the field down enough for what matters to become speakable.
Most conversations move at the speed of the agenda. Deep listening is a deliberate slowing — attention held on what's actually being said, and on what's circling underneath it but hasn't found words yet. It isn't a technique so much as a discipline: staying present with someone past the point where a quicker listener would have already started forming their reply.