Humans have an amazing capacity to overvalue their competencies. An astounding percentage of automobile drivers maintain that their driving is above average. A similarly unsupportable proportion of college students consider their intelligence above that of their classmates. And so it is with listeners.
While most people with whom I have spoken maintain that they are not being heard, almost all of them consider themselves to be great listeners. In my July 31 column "On Being Heard...
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