7 Surprising Social Habits Silently Killing Your Deep Conversations—Are You Guilty?
I noticed that people responded with empathy and kindness, and our conversations became deeper and more meaningful.
Allowing ourselves to be vulnerable can foster a sense of trust and understanding in our relationships.
It can lead to profound connections and more meaningful conversations.
Next time you feel the need to guard your thoughts or feelings, remember that it takes courage to be vulnerable, and this courage can lead us to deeper, more genuine connections with others.
7) Practicing active empathy
At the heart of every meaningful conversation is empathy – the ability to understand and share the feelings of others. Without empathy, our conversations can feel detached and impersonal.
