How to make a conversation that can be conveyed to the other person (VOL 2)
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Well, today, continuing from yesterday, I will talk about "How to make a conversation that can be conveyed to the other party (VOL2)" while brushing up my past blog.
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Then it's the main topic.
(Some people are college graduates and some are middle school graduates.
Some people have worked in one industry for decades, while others are new to the industry.
Such people are mixed and conversational, so of course, the scope of learning is different depending on your educational background, and there are technical terms in each industry you belong to, and you can express them using different words with the same meaning. There are also abbreviations and paraphrasing words that you can't understand at all.
I think how much you understand that will be the point in creating a conversation that can be conveyed to the other person.)
So I'm sure it's easy to talk to.
I'm often told by many people.
Certainly, people who have studied more than others try to convey their knowledge to others immediately, or to give out almost everything they know.
It's easier to talk that way, and it stays in my head.
(Moreover, it seems that people have a habit of wanting to teach the knowledge they know.
There is a theory that it comes from the survival instinct that people can't survive if they don't make a group.
A long time ago, people are weak when they are alone, aren't they?
Even if you compete head-on with fierce beasts and dinosaurs, it's easy to get hit, right?
That's why we needed to form a group.
Unification of consciousness is necessary to create a group and strengthen the group.
The most useful thing in unifying consciousness is the exchange of words, that is, conversation.)
But after all, it is not a place to talk unilaterally to the screen or audience, or a place to write and publish, and when it becomes a place where you have to tell something to the other person in a dialogue format, there is a partner.
I can't find any meaning in the way I talk to leave the other person behind.
(I mentioned it a little earlier, but I think it makes a little sense now.
The meaning is the effect of relieving stress.
Conversation is the best way to relieve stress.
Whether the other party is listening or not, you can expect a considerable divergence effect just by talking unilaterally.
But well, there aren't many people who listen to their stories very hard.
If there is, please take good care of that person.
Because there are overwhelmingly more people who want to be greedy than want to hear.
Also, people who want to give advice even though they haven't heard it, or people who try to give the right answer.)
So it's a little troublesome, but it's easier for a knowledgeable person to take a step forward, speak in a language that the other person understands, and check if you understand it properly.
If you are alone, you can speak in your own words without any problems at all, but if you have a partner, I recommend that you properly escort the other person's words and talk.
See you later✌️
(So how was it? Today's story.
Every day like this, I blog about various things such as how to talk well transmitted to the other person, how to communicate smoothly, or how to live much easier if you understand the other person.
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