Active listening is a skill that you can practice and improve with time and effort. In conversations, focus on the speaker, maintain eye contact, use facial expressions and gestures to show engagement, and don't interrupt or finish their sentences. Ask open-ended questions, provide summaries, and use reflections to check your understanding and show interest. For meetings, review the agenda, objectives, and background information before attending. Listen carefully to the speakers and take notes of the main points. Don't dominate the discussion but contribute your ideas when appropriate. Use positive feedback to encourage the speakers and show your support. For presentations, pay attention to the presenter and content. Don't multitask or chat with others during the presentation. Ask relevant and constructive questions at the end of the presentation or during the Q&A session. Use compliments, praise, and suggestions to provide feedback and show appreciation. Practicing active listening can help you communicate more effectively, respectfully, and productively with others. By doing so, you can enhance your understanding, relationships, and outcomes in various settings and situations.