7 Everyday Phrases That Secretly Expose Your Social Weaknesses—Are You Guilty?
Instead of focusing solely on your narrative, make a conscious effort to engage others in the conversation. Ask them about their views, experiences, and feelings.
Show genuine interest in what they have to say.
After all, a conversation is a two-way street. Its beauty lies in the exchange of ideas and experiences, not just in the narration of our own story.
6) “Why can’t you be more like…?”
This phrase is a double-edged sword.
Here’s the deal.
When we use this phrase, we’re often trying to motivate or inspire change in someone else.What it often does is make the other person feel inadequate or unappreciated for who they are.
