A note from Daniel

Don't start a conversation about things that interest you Most people like to talk about themselves. This leads to us not listening any more, but simply waiting for our turn to speak. But a conversation is not a PowerPoint presentation. Don't pitch your topics. Rather be the one person in the group who is interested in the other person's topics. As Bill Nye put it: 'Everyone you'll ever meet knows something that you don't.'

Daniel The Communication Book, page 59 · March 24, 2024 Save to shelf
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