[Manifesto] 10 Rules of a Great Conversationalist
by Celes on Jan 27, 2013 |
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Are you good at holding a conversation? Ever walked away from a conversation wishing you got more out of it? Here’s a manifesto to help you out on that. 
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Filed in: Communications, Manifesto | Written by Celes+ on Jan 27, 2013
Tags: conversation, conversationalist, friendship, networking, social
Tags: conversation, conversationalist, friendship, networking, social
Very nice work Celes.
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Thanks Dan.
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Hi Celes,
I really love this! I used to do social skills training with a client and we use to spend a lot of time talking about the subtleties of having great conversation skills. Once we read a whole book about it together! I really wish we had had something simple like this to look at. I will definitely keep this in mind if I run into her again or anyone else I think can benefit. Extremely useful!
~Christina
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These are rules for formal conversations.
For regular conversations, just go with the flow. No need over-thinking things.
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Some people do need help with regular conversations actually; at least there are regularly readers approach me for help on how to create great conversations (or even make conversation at all). I hope that these “rules” or rather, tips, will help them.
Here’s one on making small talk: http://personalexcellence.co/blog/small-talk/
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funny but powerful :heart:
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