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The Art of Sponsorship: beyond the basics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10) |
 | | If a sponsee says something that reminds us of ourselves, we may decide to mention it as a way to share our "experience, strength, and hope," but the basic focus of the conversation must be on the sponsee, not on us. |
 | | Listening to our sponsee with such an attitude does not mean that we approve of everything he or she has said or done, or that we respect the prudence of every decision he or she has made. |
 | | When a sponsee has been rambling on to no apparent purpose, we might ask a question (for example, "What is the essence of what you're trying to say?") that helps him or her to find the focus. |
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