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Bridging Yourself with Others: Having a Conversation

Discover the art of small talk and strengthen your connections with others. Start conversations by asking simple questions like "How are you?" or "How was your weekend?" Incorporate the person's name to create a personal touch and encourage more elaborate responses. Practice engaging with follow-up questions that allow both parties to share more. Learn how to wrap up conversations gracefully while leaving the door open for future discussions. Enhance your communication skills and enrich your social interactions today!

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Bridging Yourself with Others: Having a Conversation

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  1. Bridging Yourself with Others:Having a Conversation

  2. Start out with small talk Ask a question that just about anyone can answer… How are you? How was your weekend? What are you doing this weekend? How was your day today? That’s a cool shirt. Where did you get it? Say the person’s name if you know it.

  3. Start out with small talk Ask a question that just about anyone can answer… How are you, Maria? How was your weekend, Lisa? What are you doing this weekend, Joey? How was your day today, Dad? That’s a cool shirt. Where did you get it, Michael? Say the person’s name if you know it.

  4. Start out with small talk Answer the question with more than one word. That’s a cool shirt. Where did you get it, Joey? Thanks. Old Navy. Thanks, Michael. I got it at Old Navy last week. I really like striped shirts, and this one has my two favorite colors—red and blue! Which answer is better? Why?

  5. Start out with small talk Now you try it out. Partner 1, ask your friend, “ _____, how was your day?” Partner 2, answer it with lots of words. Now, let’s switch. Partner 2, ask your friend, “ _____, did you like your pizza?” Partner 1, answer it with lots of words.

  6. Keep going with small talk. Say something back about what your friend says. That’s awesome! I know what you mean… What do you mean? I love (or hate) when that happens… That happened to me once, too… Use lots of words. Say your friend’s name. Look in your friend’s eyes.

  7. Keep going with small talk Now you try it out. Partner 1, ask your friend, “How was your weekend, ___?” Partner 2, answer it with lots of words. Partner 1, say more about what your friend said. (Look in his or her eyes.) Now, let’s switch. Partner 2, ask your friend, “What are you doing tonight, __?” Partner 1, answer it with lots of words. Partner 2, say more about what your friend said. (Look in his or her eyes.

  8. Finishing up your conversation. Start to wrap it up when you think you’re done. I have to be home soon. Let’s talk tomorrow! It was nice talking to you. I have to go. Can I talk to you later? I’m glad I bumped into you. Glad you had a great day…Sorry you had such a bad day. When can I see you again?

  9. Finishing up your conversation. Now you try it out. Partner 1, say to your friend, “It was nice talking to you.” Partner 2, say something back and end the conversation. Now, let’s switch. Partner 2, say to your friend, “I’m glad I bumped into you. See you tomorrow.” Partner 1, say something back and end the conversation.

  10. Bridging Yourself with Others:Having a Conversation

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