10 ways to make a better conversation by Celeste Headlee (TED Summary)
Starting her speech, Celeste Headlee asked to audience who avoid someone in Facebook because they talks about something offensive. Actually, every conversations have a potential to start a conflict. Nowadays, people do not listen each other. According few research shows that a third students send more a thousand message to their friends than struck up face-to-face chit-chat everyday. Sometimes, Students have huge amount of admirable ideas each other through screen whereas conversation is the one of considerable ability In 21st century. Both of listening and talking are the vital part from an conversations. To make an interesting conversation, we have to keep them balance. Then she declares 10 ways to enjoy our conversation such as do not multitask, do not pontificate while conversation is something you could learn from, go with the flow, and do not be afraid if you do not know just say it. Next, you should use open minded question so avoid the simplest one, do not equate your experience with your chit-chat partner, avoid to repeat yourself, stay out the weed, you have to listen to intend, not to answer and the last one is be brief. As her awful closing statement, she invites us to go out, talk to people, listen to people and be prepared to be amazed.
Starting her speech, Celeste Headlee asked to audience who avoid someone in Facebook because they talks about something offensive. Actually, every conversations have a potential to start a conflict. Nowadays, people do not listen each other. According few research shows that a third students send more a thousand message to their friends than struck up face-to-face chit-chat everyday. Sometimes, Students have huge amount of admirable ideas each other through screen whereas conversation is the one of considerable ability In 21st century. Both of listening and talking are the vital part from an conversations. To make an interesting conversation, we have to keep them balance. Then she declares 10 ways to enjoy our conversation such as do not multitask, do not pontificate while conversation is something you could learn from, go with the flow, and do not be afraid if you do not know just say it. Next, you should use open minded question so avoid the simplest one, do not equate your experience with your chit-chat partner, avoid to repeat yourself, stay out the weed, you have to listen to intend, not to answer and the last one is be brief. As her awful closing statement, she invites us to go out, talk to people, listen to people and be prepared to be amazed.
