💡Engage the other person's brain by asking unexpected questions and avoiding generic conversations.
💫Show genuine interest in the other person to make them feel important and valued.
🔍Focus 100% on the conversation to demonstrate your attentiveness and interest.
🧭Orient your body towards the other person to convey your presence and engagement.
🙌Nod three times to encourage the other person to continue speaking and increase their participation in the conversation.
How can I engage the other person's brain in a conversation?
—Ask unexpected and stimulating questions that encourage the other person to think and share more.
Why is showing genuine interest important?
—Showing genuine interest makes the other person feel valued and special, enhancing their engagement in the conversation.
How can I focus 100% on the conversation?
—Avoid distractions and actively listen to the other person, giving them your full attention.
Why is orienting my body towards the other person important?
—Orienting your body towards the other person conveys your interest, presence, and engagement in the conversation.
What is the purpose of nodding three times?
—Nodding three times encourages the other person to continue speaking and increases their participation in the conversation.
01:30Engaging the other person's brain involves asking unexpected questions to activate their curiosity and interest.
05:50Showing genuine interest in the other person makes them feel valued and special, enhancing their engagement in the conversation.
08:19Focusing 100% on the conversation demonstrates your attentiveness and interest, making the other person feel heard and understood.
09:35Orienting your body towards the other person conveys your presence and interest in the conversation, creating a positive impression.
10:56Nodding three times encourages the other person to continue speaking and increases their participation in the conversation, promoting a lively exchange of ideas.
