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In your own words explain what this quote means to you: “We may succeed in hearing every word yet miss the message all together.” - Susan Scott
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In your own words explain what this quote means to you: “We may succeed in hearing every word yet miss the message all together.” - Susan Scott

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I think it means we know what the words mean in every quote yet miss the real meaning of it and push it behind us. We know the words but are ignoring the message they are trying to give.
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This quote means to me is that we may hear what is being said but fail to grasp the message that comes along with it. It comes from one ear and goes the other.

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