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Making Normal Conversations Better - by Sasha Chapin
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some notes on an endless skill
Making Normal Conversations Better some notes on an endless skill Sasha Chapin Jul 29, 2022 652 26 53 Share Most conversations between people who’ve just met, or loose acquaintances, are pretty shitty. And it’s not for lack of desire. The majority of people, I think, want to connect with people and open up about something. Almost everyone is full of some vital matter they’d like to express but that exceeds the capacity of the average conversational venue. Personally, I try to assume that I can make conversations much better and that everyone I speak to could be a friend I haven’t met yet, or,
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