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What does it mean to be a silent observer?
Conversations are not recorded and personal information about the caller is never requested. By guaranteeing a caller’s anonymity, Silent Observer allows the caller to give information in a positive atmosphere without fear of retaliation.
How do you become a professional observer?
To be a good observer, you must slow down. Rushing through your day leaves no time to observe the world around you. Try taking a certain amount of time every day to notice the world around you. Do new things or try to see familiar things through a new lens.
Why is being observant good?
Being a good observer enables us to take a step back and peer into ourselves and others. Just looking produces nothing. Observing produces insights when we assess for patterns, styles, and results. Why observing matters is centered here – discerning patterns, styles, and results.
Is it good to observe silence?
Silence allows for hormone regulation and interaction of the entire hormone related systems within our body. Silence keeps plaque from forming in our arteries… and thus helping to prevent cardiovascular disease and strokes. Silence makes us look and feel younger and at the same time have a lot more energy.
Is Silent Observer anonymous?
Silent Observer is a nationally-recognized model for community crime fighting and was 1st established here by the Battle Creek Area Chamber Foundation. The service gives citizens the opportunity to provide police with vital information – and remain anonymous.
How can I increase my observation power?
Follow these eight steps and you won’t miss a thing:
- Know your subject.
- Slow down and look outwards.
- Try something new.
- Improve your concentration by cutting out distractions.
- Challenge yourself to a mental workout.
- Test your observation by playing a memory game.
- Record and consider your observations.
- Stay inquisitive!
How do you Observate someone?
People’s immediate reactions to different situations can be giveaways as to their true thoughts and feelings. While observing someone, notice his or her facial expression the moment he or she is given a piece of news. You can deliver the news yourself or watch as someone else delivers it and take note of what happens.