Master the Lost Art of Listening

I told Rahbin that I thought I was a poor listener. Then, in a way that was so subtle and thoughtful, she started asking me a series of questions—nothing critical, just curious. Through that conversation, I realized something important: I wasn't really listening to understand. I was listening to solve, to jump in with an answer. What she helped me see is that good listening often means helping someone find their own solution, not offering one right away. She modeled the very thing I needed to learn.

I didn't know what to expect during my session with Rahbin, but the best word to describe it would be transformational. She provided a space for me to talk about my issue, listened, and asked fabulous questions. In an hour, she helped me find clarity about an issue I'd been ruminating on for years. It sounds too good to be true, but it happened. I went in with zero expectations and came out feeling the most clear I've ever felt. Rahbin brings all of her talents to the table and provides space for true results and transformation.

Our conversations have been thought-provoking and thought-invoking. She massaged my heart.