Read on Twitter• Consider equal exchange in conversation: engage them in something they are interested in while contributing your own. Let them be 50/50.
• Look and see if you are dominating the conversation. If so, STOP. Ask your partners thoughts.
• If someone does express something about themself, consider spending more than a sentence on this before switching the topic back to the self. It will make them feel engaged and desired to be heard.
• If you find after an hour of conversation you can supply only one new +
• If you find after an hour of conversation you can supply only one new +
fact about your partner, but they can provide MUCH about you: you’re dominating the conversation and have turned it to the self. Ask about them.
• Basically, I cant get at it enough to make sure your partner is equally engaged. I’ve seen so many one-sided conversations, or +
• Basically, I cant get at it enough to make sure your partner is equally engaged. I’ve seen so many one-sided conversations, or +
people that get uncomfortable and immediately turn the conversation back to themself after 1-2 sentences.
I understand that talking about yourself is fun, or that you enjoy the attention, but the most effective conversation involves both partners feeling comfortable and like +
I understand that talking about yourself is fun, or that you enjoy the attention, but the most effective conversation involves both partners feeling comfortable and like +
they were heard, understood, engaged, and respected.
Conversations that remain one-sided or repeatedly shift to one-sided do no favours in winning friendships. It’s important to keep a balance!
A simple way to do this? ASK QUESTIONS AND ENGAGE WITH THE ANSWERS!
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Conversations that remain one-sided or repeatedly shift to one-sided do no favours in winning friendships. It’s important to keep a balance!
A simple way to do this? ASK QUESTIONS AND ENGAGE WITH THE ANSWERS!
